It is April 1944, just before D-Day. A young woman spy, Margaux Lynd, has to go undercover into Occupied France to find missing agents in the Resistance. Unfortunately she is lumbered with a male sidekick, a suave naval officer called Ian Lemming (not, not Fleming). He thinks Occupied France is dirty and dangerous and wants to go back to his office in the Admiralty, but she has to drag him along, and meanwhile teaches him all the tricks of real wartime spy craft. To compensate for the humiliation, he starts to fantasise about a male spy who would operate in champagne luxury while lording it over women. A world-famous secret agent is born…
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