She had one leg, no weapons—and outmaneuvered the Gestapo.

Virginia Hall wasn't your typical spy. With a prosthetic leg and a background in journalism, she became one of the most successful and elusive Allied operatives in Nazi-occupied France. As "The Limping Lady," she trained resistance fighters, gathered intelligence, and sabotaged enemy operations—earning a place on Hitler's most-wanted list.

In Virginia Hall: The Limping Lady Who Outwitted the Nazis, historian David G. Stone uncovers the thrilling, true story of the woman who defied every expectation and became a legend in the world of espionage. From daring escapes to covert missions, this biography celebrates the extraordinary courage of a forgotten hero.