The Last Morse

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by Titan Ma·Self-published·101,970 wordswords
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historical-fictionworld-warcodebreakersuspenseww2espionagefemale-leadmystery

A female codebreaker in 1943 London intercepts a German transmission that predicts her own death—and must decode who among her colleagues sent it.

Table of Contents (80 chapters)

Chapter 1 The Women of Hut 81070wordsChapter 2 The Transmission1214wordsChapter 3 The Prediction1198wordsChapter 4 The Suspicion1183wordsChapter 5 The First Suspect1291wordsChapter 6 The Second Suspect1093wordsChapter 7 The Third Suspect1079wordsChapter 8 The Pattern1236wordsChapter 9 The Countdown1299wordsChapter 10 The Trap1411wordsChapter 11 The Confession1120wordsChapter 12 The Escape1070wordsChapter 13 The Second Warning1095wordsChapter 14 The Pattern1266wordsChapter 15 The Confrontation1080wordsChapter 16 The Network1157wordsChapter 17 The Sacrifice1054wordsChapter 18 The Resolution1064wordsChapter 19 The Last Transmission1091wordsChapter 20 The Dawn1089wordsChapter 21 The Second Signal1313wordsChapter 22 The Drowned Man1236wordsChapter 23 The Ghost Keys1322wordsChapter 24 The Third Prediction1341wordsChapter 25 The Last Morse1381wordsChapter 26 The Unfamiliar Hand1327wordsChapter 27 The Fisherman1510wordsChapter 28 The North Sea Run1400wordsChapter 29 The Defector1686wordsChapter 30 The New Key1412wordsChapter 31 The Question of Meridian1293wordsChapter 32 The Woman at Euston1548wordsChapter 33 The Office of Edmund Hale1588wordsChapter 34 The Receiver1009wordsChapter 35 The Chain Unbroken1247wordsChapter 36 The Woman at Euston1174wordsChapter 37 The Receiver Revealed1589wordsChapter 38 The Fire1168wordsChapter 39 The Ashes Tell the Truth1252wordsChapter 40 The Report Goes Out1643wordsChapter 41 The Dead Speak1197wordsChapter 42 The Turn of the Year1242wordsChapter 43 The December Fire1632wordsChapter 44 The Ashes1304wordsChapter 45 The New Key1281wordsChapter 46 The Loom1685wordsChapter 47 The Third Key1630wordsChapter 48 The Courier's Route1642wordsChapter 49 The Helsinki Reader1198wordsChapter 50 The Door in Helsinki1816wordsChapter 51 The Book of Hands1272wordsChapter 52 The Raid1156wordsChapter 53 The Second Address1165wordsChapter 54 The Discipline1097wordsChapter 55 The Northbound Train1146wordsChapter 56 The Light Between Two Shores1363wordsChapter 57 The Log of Ships1038wordsChapter 58 The Man from the Legation1090wordsChapter 59 The Long Way Back1078wordsChapter 60 The Third of March1276wordsChapter 61 The Home Waters1418wordsChapter 62 The Counting House1046wordsChapter 63 The Iron That Reads1217wordsChapter 64 The Forecast1001wordsChapter 65 The Green Gloves1036wordsChapter 66 The Sunday Reader1271wordsChapter 67 The Charge1160wordsChapter 68 The Green Blinds1070wordsChapter 69 The Boat Train1146wordsChapter 70 The Unsigned Page1182wordsChapter 71 The Family Script1182wordsChapter 72 The Salvage Clerk1217wordsChapter 73 The Light's Ledger1287wordsChapter 74 The Exhibition1264wordsChapter 75 The Copy of the Wall1277wordsChapter 76 The Literate Iron1300wordsChapter 77 The Ferry North1312wordsChapter 78 The Postmistress1327wordsChapter 79 The Old Debt1469wordsChapter 80 The Counting of the Stairs1400words

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