This book has been in my 'unread' collection for a while but watching 'The Bletchley Circle' on ITV has stimulated a desire to bring this book to the front of the queue. Written by Sinclair McKay it tells the factual story of the WWII code-breaking centre and the men and women who worked there. Bletchley Park's cracking of the Enigma code was one of the greatest achievements of the war. This book reveals the stories, for the first time, of the ordinary men and women who made it happen. The Mail on Sunday said: "An eloquent tribute to a quite remarkable group of men and women, whose like we will not see again".
I will post my own review when I have finished reading....
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