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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - France, 1944. In occupied Marseille, Château d'If still appears to be a tourist relic, a fortress of legend visited by those drawn to the myth of Edmond Dantès. But after the ferries leave and darkness settles over the harbor, the Germans transform the island into a sealed military site hiding a secret operation beneath its ancient stone.Resistance courier Lucien Artaud witnesses suspicious nighttime activity at the fortress and risks everything to investigate. Captured and tortured by Lieutenant Vogel, he escapes with only fragments of the truth, enough to know that Château d'If is no longer merely a prison of the past. It has become the center of a German plan whose consequences could reach far beyond the island.With Élise Laurent and the Marseille Resistance, Lucien follows a trail of coded orders, missing records, and hidden movements through the occupied city. Each discovery points back to the fortress, where Vogel prepares to carry out Berlin's final instructions as Allied pressure closes in.Unknown to both sides, Jean-Baptiste Moreau, the aging caretaker of Château d'If, has quietly begun his own act of sabotage. While the Germans believe their secret remains intact, Moreau's unseen defiance may be the only thing standing between Marseille and catastrophe.As the Resistance prepares to breach the island, the Germans rush toward activation, and everyone inside Château d'If believes disaster is imminent. The fortress that once held prisoners now holds the fate of a city.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Synopsis - A Fate Not SealedIn German-occupied Marseille, love and loyalty become weapons-and survival may demand betrayal.A Fate Not Sealed is a historical fiction novel set in wartime France, where the lives of ordinary people are reshaped by occupation, resistance, and the quiet choices that determine who lives, who dies, and who must carry the burden of both. The novel blends intimate human drama with the sweeping events of World War II, exploring the fragile boundary between love and duty.Marie-Jeanne Casanova is a young woman living under the tightening grip of German control in Marseille. By day, she works at an industrial laundry commandeered by the occupiers to clean German military uniforms, a daily reminder of the enemy's presence and power. By night, she secretly aids the French Resistance, risking her life to pass information and support acts of sabotage.Jean-Claude, the man she loves, appears to live an ordinary life running a small shop near the railroad terminal. Yet hidden beneath the surface of their relationship are secrets neither fully understands. As the war deepens and loyalties blur, the choices each makes will draw them into a web of deception, sacrifice, and unintended consequences.When a devastating act of sabotage destroys the very laundry where Marie-Jeanne works, the explosion appears to claim her life. Jean-Claude must confront the terrible possibility that his own hidden connections may have helped set the tragedy in motion. But war rarely tells the whole truth. Beneath the ruins, fate may still have another path.Spanning the German occupation of Marseille, the Allied campaigns in North Africa and Italy, and the eventual liberation of Marseille, A Fate Not Sealed is a story of love tested by war, of identities concealed and revealed, and of how history's largest conflicts are ultimately decided by the quiet courage of individuals.Complete at approximately 44,000 words, A Fate Not Sealed will appeal to readers of historical fiction in the tradition of Kristin Hannah, Anthony Doerr, and Kate Quinn, combining emotional depth with meticulously researched historical detail.I am a retired consultant who has spent 65 years carrying this story shared to me by my parents, whose historical experiences form the backdrop of this story. A Fate Not Sealed reflects the personal lives hidden within history's larger conflicts. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Chateau d'If - SynopsisFrance, 1944. In occupied Marseille, Chateau d'If still appears to be a tourist relic, a fortress of legend visited by those drawn to the myth of Edmond Dantes. But after the ferries leave and darkness settles over the harbor, the Germans transform the island into a sealed military site hiding a secret operation beneath its ancient stone.Resistance courier Lucien Artaud witnesses suspicious nighttime activity at the fortress and risks everything to investigate. Captured and tortured by Lieutenant Vogel, he escapes with only fragments of the truth, enough to know that Chateau d'If is no longer merely a prison of the past. It has become the center of a German plan whose consequences could reach far beyond the island.With Elise Laurent and the Marseille Resistance, Lucien follows a trail of coded orders, missing records, and hidden movements through the occupied city. Each discovery points back to the fortress, where Vogel prepares to carry out Berlin's final instructions as Allied pressure closes in.Unknown to both sides, Jean-Baptiste Moreau, the aging caretaker of Chateau d'If, has quietly begun his own act of sabotage. While the Germans believe their secret remains intact, Moreau's unseen defiance may be the only thing standing between Marseille and catastrophe.As the Resistance prepares to breach the island, the Germans rush toward activation, and everyone inside Chateau d'If believes disaster is imminent. The fortress that once held prisoners now holds the fate of a city. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Synopsis - A Fate Not SealedIn German-occupied Marseille, love and loyalty become weapons-and survival may demand betrayal.A Fate Not Sealed is a historical fiction novel set in wartime France, where the lives of ordinary people are reshaped by occupation, resistance, and the quiet choices that determine who lives, who dies, and who must carry the burden of both. The novel blends intimate human drama with the sweeping events of World War II, exploring the fragile boundary between love and duty.Marie-Jeanne Casanova is a young woman living under the tightening grip of German control in Marseille. By day, she works at an industrial laundry commandeered by the occupiers to clean German military uniforms, a daily reminder of the enemy's presence and power. By night, she secretly aids the French Resistance, risking her life to pass information and support acts of sabotage.Jean-Claude, the man she loves, appears to live an ordinary life running a small shop near the railroad terminal. Yet hidden beneath the surface of their relationship are secrets neither fully understands. As the war deepens and loyalties blur, the choices each makes will draw them into a web of deception, sacrifice, and unintended consequences.When a devastating act of sabotage destroys the very laundry where Marie-Jeanne works, the explosion appears to claim her life. Jean-Claude must confront the terrible possibility that his own hidden connections may have helped set the tragedy in motion. But war rarely tells the whole truth. Beneath the ruins, fate may still have another path.Spanning the German occupation of Marseille, the Allied campaigns in North Africa and Italy, and the eventual liberation of Marseille, A Fate Not Sealed is a story of love tested by war, of identities concealed and revealed, and of how history's largest conflicts are ultimately decided by the quiet courage of individuals.Complete at approximately 44,000 words, A Fate Not Sealed will appeal to readers of historical fiction in the tradition of Kristin Hannah, Anthony Doerr, and Kate Quinn, combining emotional depth with meticulously researched historical detail.I am a retired consultant who has spent 65 years carrying this story shared to me by my parents, whose historical experiences form the backdrop of this story. A Fate Not Sealed reflects the personal lives hidden within history's larger conflicts.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Synopsis - A Fate Not SealedIn German-occupied Marseille, love and loyalty become weapons-and survival may demand betrayal.A Fate Not Sealed is a historical fiction novel set in wartime France, where the lives of ordinary people are reshaped by occupation, resistance, and the quiet choices that determine who lives, who dies, and who must carry the burden of both. The novel blends intimate human drama with the sweeping events of World War II, exploring the fragile boundary between love and duty.Marie-Jeanne Casanova is a young woman living under the tightening grip of German control in Marseille. By day, she works at an industrial laundry commandeered by the occupiers to clean German military uniforms, a daily reminder of the enemy's presence and power. By night, she secretly aids the French Resistance, risking her life to pass information and support acts of sabotage.Jean-Claude, the man she loves, appears to live an ordinary life running a small shop near the railroad terminal. Yet hidden beneath the surface of their relationship are secrets neither fully understands. As the war deepens and loyalties blur, the choices each makes will draw them into a web of deception, sacrifice, and unintended consequences.When a devastating act of sabotage destroys the very laundry where Marie-Jeanne works, the explosion appears to claim her life. Jean-Claude must confront the terrible possibility that his own hidden connections may have helped set the tragedy in motion. But war rarely tells the whole truth. Beneath the ruins, fate may still have another path.Spanning the German occupation of Marseille, the Allied campaigns in North Africa and Italy, and the eventual liberation of Marseille, A Fate Not Sealed is a story of love tested by war, of identities concealed and revealed, and of how history's largest conflicts are ultimately decided by the quiet courage of individuals.Complete at approximately 44,000 words, A Fate Not Sealed will appeal to readers of historical fiction in the tradition of Kristin Hannah, Anthony Doerr, and Kate Quinn, combining emotional depth with meticulously researched historical detail.I am a retired consultant who has spent 65 years carrying this story shared to me by my parents, whose historical experiences form the backdrop of this story. A Fate Not Sealed reflects the personal lives hidden within history's larger conflicts. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Synopsis - A Fate Not SealedIn German-occupied Marseille, love and loyalty become weapons-and survival may demand betrayal.A Fate Not Sealed is a historical fiction novel set in wartime France, where the lives of ordinary people are reshaped by occupation, resistance, and the quiet choices that determine who lives, who dies, and who must carry the burden of both. The novel blends intimate human drama with the sweeping events of World War II, exploring the fragile boundary between love and duty.Marie-Jeanne Casanova is a young woman living under the tightening grip of German control in Marseille. By day, she works at an industrial laundry commandeered by the occupiers to clean German military uniforms, a daily reminder of the enemy's presence and power. By night, she secretly aids the French Resistance, risking her life to pass information and support acts of sabotage.Jean-Claude, the man she loves, appears to live an ordinary life running a small shop near the railroad terminal. Yet hidden beneath the surface of their relationship are secrets neither fully understands. As the war deepens and loyalties blur, the choices each makes will draw them into a web of deception, sacrifice, and unintended consequences.When a devastating act of sabotage destroys the very laundry where Marie-Jeanne works, the explosion appears to claim her life. Jean-Claude must confront the terrible possibility that his own hidden connections may have helped set the tragedy in motion. But war rarely tells the whole truth. Beneath the ruins, fate may still have another path.Spanning the German occupation of Marseille, the Allied campaigns in North Africa and Italy, and the eventual liberation of Marseille, A Fate Not Sealed is a story of love tested by war, of identities concealed and revealed, and of how history's largest conflicts are ultimately decided by the quiet courage of individuals.Complete at approximately 44,000 words, A Fate Not Sealed will appeal to readers of historical fiction in the tradition of Kristin Hannah, Anthony Doerr, and Kate Quinn, combining emotional depth with meticulously researched historical detail.I am a retired consultant who has spent 65 years carrying this story shared to me by my parents, whose historical experiences form the backdrop of this story. A Fate Not Sealed reflects the personal lives hidden within history's larger conflicts. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Château d'If - SynopsisFrance, 1944.In occupied Marseille, Château d'If still appears to be a tourist relic, a fortress of legend visited by those drawn to the myth of Edmond Dantès. But after the ferries leave and darkness settles over the harbor, the Germans transform the island into a sealed military site hiding a secret operation beneath its ancient stone.Resistance courier Lucien Artaud witnesses suspicious nighttime activity at the fortress and risks everything to investigate. Captured and tortured by Lieutenant Vogel, he escapes with only fragments of the truth, enough to know that Château d'If is no longer merely a prison of the past. It has become the center of a German plan whose consequences could reach far beyond the island.With Élise Laurent and the Marseille Resistance, Lucien follows a trail of coded orders, missing records, and hidden movements through the occupied city. Each discovery points back to the fortress, where Vogel prepares to carry out Berlin's final instructions as Allied pressure closes in.Unknown to both sides, Jean-Baptiste Moreau, the aging caretaker of Château d'If, has quietly begun his own act of sabotage. While the Germans believe their secret remains intact, Moreau's unseen defiance may be the only thing standing between Marseille and catastrophe.As the Resistance prepares to breach the island, the Germans rush toward activation, and everyone inside Château d'If believes disaster is imminent. The fortress that once held prisoners now holds the fate of a city.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Chateau d'If - SynopsisFrance, 1944. In occupied Marseille, Chateau d'If still appears to be a tourist relic, a fortress of legend visited by those drawn to the myth of Edmond Dantes. But after the ferries leave and darkness settles over the harbor, the Germans transform the island into a sealed military site hiding a secret operation beneath its ancient stone.Resistance courier Lucien Artaud witnesses suspicious nighttime activity at the fortress and risks everything to investigate. Captured and tortured by Lieutenant Vogel, he escapes with only fragments of the truth, enough to know that Chateau d'If is no longer merely a prison of the past. It has become the center of a German plan whose consequences could reach far beyond the island.With Elise Laurent and the Marseille Resistance, Lucien follows a trail of coded orders, missing records, and hidden movements through the occupied city. Each discovery points back to the fortress, where Vogel prepares to carry out Berlin's final instructions as Allied pressure closes in.Unknown to both sides, Jean-Baptiste Moreau, the aging caretaker of Chateau d'If, has quietly begun his own act of sabotage. While the Germans believe their secret remains intact, Moreau's unseen defiance may be the only thing standing between Marseille and catastrophe.As the Resistance prepares to breach the island, the Germans rush toward activation, and everyone inside Chateau d'If believes disaster is imminent. The fortress that once held prisoners now holds the fate of a city. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Chateau d'If - SynopsisFrance, 1944. In occupied Marseille, Chateau d'If still appears to be a tourist relic, a fortress of legend visited by those drawn to the myth of Edmond Dantes. But after the ferries leave and darkness settles over the harbor, the Germans transform the island into a sealed military site hiding a secret operation beneath its ancient stone.Resistance courier Lucien Artaud witnesses suspicious nighttime activity at the fortress and risks everything to investigate. Captured and tortured by Lieutenant Vogel, he escapes with only fragments of the truth, enough to know that Chateau d'If is no longer merely a prison of the past. It has become the center of a German plan whose consequences could reach far beyond the island.With Elise Laurent and the Marseille Resistance, Lucien follows a trail of coded orders, missing records, and hidden movements through the occupied city. Each discovery points back to the fortress, where Vogel prepares to carry out Berlin's final instructions as Allied pressure closes in.Unknown to both sides, Jean-Baptiste Moreau, the aging caretaker of Chateau d'If, has quietly begun his own act of sabotage. While the Germans believe their secret remains intact, Moreau's unseen defiance may be the only thing standing between Marseille and catastrophe.As the Resistance prepares to breach the island, the Germans rush toward activation, and everyone inside Chateau d'If believes disaster is imminent. The fortress that once held prisoners now holds the fate of a city. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. A Fate Not Sealed | Roy Laun | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Roy Laun | EAN 9798235750333 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Chateau D'If | Roy Laun | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Roy Laun | EAN 9798235618503 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.