Tuesday, June 25, 2019

The Number of Love by Roseanna M. White Review



The Number of Love is the first book in a new series from Roseanna M. White.  Margot, the main character, was previously introduced in A Song Unheard.  Margo is a codebreaker in World War I.  Her mind sees numbers and patterns everywhere. She even prays in numbers. After the war, she wants to go to university and study mathematics. She doesn’t want to be the traditional wife and mother. She has goals and dreams.

Enter Drake Elton. He is her best friend’s brother and secretly a spy for England stationed in Spain. When he gets hurt and sent back to England, he falls for Margot. She declares she has no use for romance but slowly her feelings for Drake intensify.

The tension rises as enemy spies are about. Margot needs to break the code they are using so Drake can stop them.

I really enjoyed this story.  Margot is a well thought out character.  Her journey from extreme logical thinking to finally accepting and giving love was very believable.  The plot with the enemy spies was exciting. It was nice to learn more about codebreaking in World War I.

I received this book from Netgalley for an honest opinion.