In wartime London, women do not simply disappear. They are routed.When Evelyn Vale uncovers a crossing system built on false identities, staged lodging, escort chains, and controlled station movement, she realizes the machinery behind The Woman in the Registry was only the first layer. Placement was never the end of the line. It was the beginning.Inside the crossing office, names are attached too early, routes exist before the traveler is chosen, and a woman can be moved, paused, redirected, or returned under altered status without ever being told the full shape of the journey.The deeper Evelyn goes, the clearer it becomes that the line is serving more than one purpose.To stop it, she cannot simply expose it. She has to make it visible, expensive, and unstable before another woman is reduced to paperwork.The Woman at the Crossing is Book Two of The Placement Network, a gripping wartime suspense novel about identity, movement, and the hidden systems that decide who a person is allowed to be.
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