W Len

House of Secrets W Len

"W. Len is a gifted writer... I predict he'll go far." - Patrick McGrath, award-winning author of Constance: A Novel "Len's writing style is utterly delightful...wonderfully paced and easy to read while still being somehow lyrical. A novella highly worth your afternoon."- Chloe Halston, Amazon Top 1000 reviewer War or no war, love goes on-for some... 1940. As tensions break out between Germany and Britain, Robin Sommers, a linguist from Oxford, flees conscription by accepting a teaching position at Bletchley Park. In the secluded estate outside London, he discovers a group attempting the impossible--cracking the Nazi Enigma Code--and meets Alan Turing, the lead codebreaker, who takes an interest in his secrets... As war sweeps through Europe, Robin finds himself trapped at a different frontline, ensnared between love and fear, fate and probability.

House of Secrets is a historical fiction novella ( 19,000 words) by W. Len.