Major Isaac Trevennel is back in Cornwall to test out the defences of some of Cornwall’s strategic installations when he discovers all is not as it should be. In the spring of 1941, when fear of invasion is on the rise, there is sabotage in the dockyard, lights on the hill above the aerodrome and a stranger in the village that is home to a top secret listening post of the Radio Security Service. The Major had hoped to take the beautiful ATS Corporal Elizabeth Treluckey to meet his parents over a quiet, romantic weekend, but an agent on the loose would endanger his best laid plans, let alone threaten the security of the nation at this perilous time as she stands alone against the might of Nazi Germany. Will the Major get his man and save his weekend or was the weekend just the beginning of his troubles?

A Place And A Name is the second book in the Trevennel trilogy. Its printing and launch was impacted by the coronavirus restrictions but it has been well received by readers eager to find out the next instalment of the saga.