Julia Reed, charged with treason, waits in the country jail for transportation to London. The days have past slowly since her incarceration, giving her time to reflect on who hates her enough to frame her. The nightmare of her capture overwhelms Julia, as the spies who caught her were Sam, her first love, and Nick, an old friend and former lover. They believe her guilty and wish her dead. When Sam arrives at her jail with questions, his eyes doubtful, Julia fears he wants to lull her into incriminating herself and not helping her.

Sam Sherryinton feels shock and disbelief that the young girl who followed him around in her father's garden has betrayed her country, causing thousands of innocents to die in Afghanistan. Everyone is convinced of her guilt. However, there are facts bothering him that do not make sense. Sam always follows orders and the thoughts running through his head scare him. Julia's trial and execution will be swift. Trusting his instincts, Sam breaks Julia out of jail.

In their flight for truth, Julia and Sam dodge assassins, and Julia experiences a devastating betrayal. It persuades her to embrace an unexplored love regardless of the consequences.

The conclusion of Spies and Lovers trilogy is the strongest of the three tales. Ms. Callen pens edge-of-your-seat suspense and adventure with a touching love story. A WOMAN'S INNOCENCE will haunt anyone who has made poor choices yet struggles to regain their pride and self- confidence.