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A riveting World War II story of Parisian romance and resistance. This harrowing debut novel should appeal to fans of coming of age stories and historical fiction masterpieces like Lilac Girls and The Nightingale.Paris, 1941. At the height of World War II, young and headstrong Josephine Portier is the protégé of a wealthy family in the highest echelons of Paris society. When she meets the arrogant but handsome Gabriel, she wants nothing to do with him—until he reveals a shocking secret about her adoptive family that puts her in grave danger.
With her life turned upside down and the Nazi forces ever advancing, Josephine finds a new calling when she joins the underground French Resistance. Her dislike for Gabriel soon flourishes into love, but their romance is short-lived as she sacrifices her own freedom to allow his escape.
Alone, she must brave the secret missions and Gestapo interrogations of a 1940s Parisian resistance girl. In a city ravaged by war, Josephine is drawn into a dangerous game of survival, in which losing is simply not an option.
About the author
Dana Levy Elgrod is a romance and historical-fiction writer and the bestselling author of
The Resistance Lily. Her novels are internationally beloved by readers and have headed the bestseller charts for years. Her latest series, Twins of War, is available now. Dana began writing several years ago, following a successful career in communications and public relations, and hasn’t stopped since. Writing is her second love, though—her first love is reserved for her family. Dana is married and the proud mother of her daughter and son.
