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Discover the incredible true story of Pippa Latour, one of the last courageous female special operations agents during World War II in 'The Last Secret Agent.' This compelling narrative takes you through her gripping experiences as a covert operative in Nazi-occupied France. Born in 1921, Pippa was not only fluent in languages but also possessed remarkable skills in coding, which allowed her to gather crucial intelligence disguised as a teenage soap-seller. Within the perilous landscape of Normandy, she sold soap to German soldiers, skillfully transmitting vital information back to England using her coded messages—135 in total—just before the D-Day invasion. This book delves deeply into her brave journey, highlighting the audacity of a young woman who risked everything while living a life of secrecy. 'The Last Secret Agent' reveals the story of how Pippa managed to elude capture, using ingenuity and resourcefulness, such as hiding her codes in a silk thread woven through her shoelace. For the first time, this remarkable tale sheds light on the resilience and bravery of women in wartime, making it a must-read for history enthusiasts and those interested in the untold stories of WWII. Gain insights into the significant impact of female agents on wartime operations and the hidden narratives that shaped the course of history. Embrace the adventure and intrigue with 'The Last Secret Agent.'