The Secret Life of Bletchley Park The WWII Codebreaking Centre and the Men and Women Who Worked There

'McKay's book is an eloquent tribute to a quite remarkable group of men and women, whose like we will not see again.' Four stars **** Mail On Sunday 'I found this a truly breathtaking, eye-opening book.' -- A. N. Wilson Reader's Digest 'Mckay has succeeded in honouring a genuinely remarkable group of people in a solid, often entertaining and above all warm-hearted way.' Daily Mail 'It is their stories, and the humbling thought of what their dedication to duty achieved, that make this book worth reading.' Four stars **** Daily Telegraph 'A remarkably faithful account of what we did, why it mattered, and how it all felt at the time.' The Guardian 'It is all so indelibly - and movingly - British.' Five stars ***** Seven (Sunday Telegraph) 'Intriguing oral history...with an anecdotal style McKay offers new insights into what life was like at the famous station' Who Do You Think You Are magazine 'A telling and fascinating account of an extraordinary war' Good Book Guide 'Amazing compendium of first-hand memories' Sunday Express 'a telling and fascinating account of an extraordinary war' Good Book Guide 'This book is an amazing compendium of memories, a colourful portrait of a quite unique chapter is Britain's war history.' Daily Telegraph