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You can read Kommandant or Ambassador first, I would save Diplomat for last
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The Lost Girls of Paris
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2019
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The Orphan's Tale
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2017
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The Woman with the Blue Star
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2021
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The Kommandant's Girl (The Kommandant's Girl, #1)
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2023
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The Diplomat's Wife (The Kommandant's Girl, #2)
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2008
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The Winter Guest
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2014
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The Ambassador's Daughter (The Kommandant's Girl, #0)
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2012
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The Things We Cherished
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2011
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The Last Summer at Chelsea Beach
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2015
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Code Name Sapphire
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2023
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Message about the re-release of The Kommandant's Girl
Dear friends:
This weekend I have had my most devastating experience to date as a writer. A tweet went out about the upcoming re-release of my first novel, The Kommandant’s Girl (originally published in 2007.) Some people on Twitter, seeing that the tweet was from Harlequin, expressed outrage that I had written a “Nazi romance” – an assumption made without ever reading the book.
In fact, nothing cou Read more of this blog post »
This weekend I have had my most devastating experience to date as a writer. A tweet went out about the upcoming re-release of my first novel, The Kommandant’s Girl (originally published in 2007.) Some people on Twitter, seeing that the tweet was from Harlequin, expressed outrage that I had written a “Nazi romance” – an assumption made without ever reading the book.
In fact, nothing cou Read more of this blog post »
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“Why are we so hard on one another? I wonder. Hadn’t the world already given us challenges enough?”
― The Orphan's Tale
― The Orphan's Tale
“We cannot change who we are. Sooner or later we will all have to face ourselves.”
― The Orphan's Tale
― The Orphan's Tale
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Over the regular criteria I added that this selection should be about a woman, since March is Woman's History Month. I think we got a good selection nominated, both fiction and nonfiction.
So it's time to vote - Poll remains open until the close of day on Feb 7th - thanks
Over the regular criteria I added that this selection should be about a woman, since March is Woman's History Month. I think we got a good selection nominated, both fiction and nonfiction.
So it's time to vote - Poll remains open until the close of day on Feb 7th - thanks
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