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The House by the Lake (Secrets of Paris Series, #2)
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Paris Time Capsule (Secrets of Paris Series, #1)
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2014
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From a Paris Balcony (Secrets of Paris Series, #3)
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A New York Secret (Daughters of New York, #1)
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The Things We Don't Say
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2018
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The Lost Girl of Berlin (Daughters of New York, #2)
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Secret Shores
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2017
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The Girl from Paris (Daughters of New York, #3)
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Beyond the Horizon
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The Paris Maid
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"Prepare to be totally captivated by glorious Tuscany, both past and present, when you read this newest novel by Ella Carey. The story is told in a dual timeline, beginning with the death of Annie's father in the present and the discovery that she is "
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"An Italian Secret is another stunning on the edge-of-your-seat World War II story from the talented Ella Carey. I read it in a day as I could not put it down! A fascinating dual timeline so beautifully written I felt transported to both Tuscany 1944 "
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"Paris, 1944: Louise Basset is a housemaid at the Ritz Hotel in France. The guests of the Ritz are among the most high ranking and most powerful Nazis in France. Louise always has an ear on the conversations going on around her. She would then inform "
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“best things in life are mad, you know, darling. Instinctive,” he said. “You don’t understand that yet . . . but, in time, you will. That’s where the magic lies. And that, my darling, is what you are lacking in your life.” “What?”
― The House by the Lake
― The House by the Lake
“And she wondered if that was one of the brutal things about life, that we did not appreciate how much something meant to us until we were under serious threat of losing it for good, and only then did we panic, only then did we understand the full implications of what loss actually was.”
― The Things We Don't Say
― The Things We Don't Say
“And it struck her then, right here in that space, how little is left when we are gone. How insignificant we all are. This was, she thought, both liberating and sad. In some ways, she realized now, she had taken her life so seriously in the past. How much did it matter?”
― From a Paris Balcony
― From a Paris Balcony
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