The Women of Arlington Hall: A Novel

In 1947, Catherine "Cat" Killeen, a Radcliffe graduate, cancels her wedding to pursue a different path. At her professor's suggestion, she takes a position in Virginia working on a classified military project. As a cryptoanalysis student, Cat joins the staff at Arlington Hall to help identify Soviet spies who have infiltrated the United States. Cat earns the respect of her superiors and friendships among her colleagues. During a night out in Washington, DC, she encounters Jonathan Dardis, a Harvard rival and newly appointed FBI agent. Despite their competitive history, Cat and Jonathan share a mutual attraction and are committed to the same goal for America. They begin working together in espionage operations. As the codebreaking work becomes increasingly high-stakes, Cat's relationship with Jonathan deepens. Navigating dangerous intrigue and strict secrecy, Cat faces personal and professional risks.