The Last Hours in Paris
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From the author of While Paris Slept comes a story of great love, betrayal, and redemption, set in WWII and 1960s France and England.
"Words are power. They can bring you down, lift you up, make your heart soar, make you fall in love. Or make you hate."Paris 1944. Elise Chevalier knows what it is to love . . . and to hate. Her fiancé, a young French soldier, was killed by the German army at the Maginot Line. Living amongst the enemy, Elise must keep her rage buried deep within.
Sebastian Kleinhaus no longer recognizes himself. Forced to join the Third Reich and wear a uniform he despises, he longs for a way out. For someone, anyone, to be his salvation.Brittany 1963. Reaching for the suitcase under her mother's bed, eighteen-year-old Josephine Chevalier uncovers a secret that shakes her to the core. Determined to find the truth, she travels to Paris where she learns the story of a forbidden love as a city fought for its freedom. Of the last stolen hours before the first light of liberation. And of a betrayal so deep that it would irrevocably change the course of two young lives life forever.
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Reviews
"[Ruth Druart is] a brilliant and bold new novelist . . . [she] fills each page with thrilling suspense, uncommon emotional depth, and fascinating characters."--Imogen Kealey, Author of Liberation, Praise for While Paris Slept
"Good people coping with an impossible situation are at the heart of Druart's [writing]."--Publishers Weekly, Praise for While Paris Slept
"A wonderful book--an involving, terrifying, heartbreaking story of the power of love and forgiveness."--Jill Mansell, Sunday Times bestselling author
"A wonderful, moving, sad, but ultimately uplifting book."--Lesley Pearse, Sunday Times bestselling author
"These characters command sympathy . . . A vivid exposé of war and its dislocations."--Kirkus
"Engrossing . . . a tender, yet thrilling story of love and family secrets in a time of war, beautifully told."--Rachel Hore, Author of One Moonlit Night
"Ruth is an exceptional storyteller. She weaves brave female characters through fascinating storylines. Her level of detail brings the past back to life, shining a light in the darkness. Love, loss, bravery. She's like my favorite history teacher ever! My new go to author. I recommend her to everyone."--Ericka Waller, Author of Dog Days
"The four-year occupation of France by the Germans in WW2 must be one of the most intensively fictionalised episodes in history. It takes an inventive author to find a new perspective on this well-surveyed landscape. Ruth Druart is such an author . . . An engrossing and psychologically complex novel which helps to explain why the Occupation still so fascinates us."--Historical Novel Society
