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"Geneviève's courage, loyalty and independent spirit sparkle on every beautifully written and action-packed page...a vibrant, enthralling story!"Penny Haw, author of The Woman at the Wheel
"Readers of historical fiction with a strong current of love and loss will enjoy watching both Louis and Geneviève fight their own battles in hopes of reunitingand reunifying their ravaged country. Sweeping, passionate portrait of the everyday lives in Bonaparte's France.Publishers Weekly BookLife Editor's Pick
"Geneviève's strong-willed nature and unwavering determination make her an intriguing protagonist. The dialogue crackles with wit and the smooth pacing and the tight plotting keep readers invested. Simply un-put-downable."The Prairies Book Review
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" A wonderful edition to an outstanding series with its courageous, resilient, yet vulnerable heroine. I highly recommend the whole series."Historical Novels Review Editors' Choice
As Napoleon rises from the ashes of the French Revolution, one woman dares to spy against him.
Imprisoned for the crime of impersonating a man, Geneviève LaGarde fears giving birth in an asylum could be certain death for her and her unborn child. Desperate for her release, her husband, Louis, trades his freedom for hers and must join Bonaparte's Egyptian Campaign.
As Geneviève wages her own war against the tyrannical general, she not only risks her own life but also those of her children and the four hundred families who depend on the Château de Verzat estate. Knowing her desperate actions could cause the government to confiscate the entire vineyard, she sacrifices everything to save her husband and protect the people who become her family. A captivating tale of the power of love, hope, and courage, and the strength of community.
"A compelling story of love, war, and fierce family loyalty. Fans of historical fiction will find this novel a most captivating read. Get it!"Kirkus Reviews
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"Readers of historical fiction with a strong current of love and loss will enjoy watching both Louis and Geneviève fight their own battles in hopes of reunitingand reunifying their ravaged country. Sweeping, passionate portrait of the everyday lives in Bonaparte's France.Publishers Weekly BookLife Editor's Pick
"Geneviève's strong-willed nature and unwavering determination make her an intriguing protagonist. The dialogue crackles with wit and the smooth pacing and the tight plotting keep readers invested. Simply un-put-downable."The Prairies Book Review
"...Borchert grounds her portrayal of wartime experiences in historical context and realism, drawing upon thorough research and actual events to vividly depict the trials of the era. The book explores a myriad of themes, such as family, identity, resilience, human connection, and the complexities of personal relationships while raising questions about the price of war, the boundaries of morality, and the impact of violence on individuals and communities."BookView Review
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"When historical fiction is crafted with such skill, there is no limit to its allure. The exceptional brilliance of this story will captivate you from start to finish and leave an indelible mark in your heart forever. Highly recommended."Coffee Pot Book Club Gold Medal Winner
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