Fortin, Suzanne

All That We Have Lost

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ISBN 13:: 9781800243781
author:: Fortin, Suzanne
format:: Paperback / softback
publisher:: Aria
language:: English
Publication Year:: 2022
Pages:: 384
Dimensions:: 19.8 x 12.9 centimeters (0.27 kg
Genre:: Fiction & Literature, Women, Fiction & Literature,
Condition:: New
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All That We Have Lost is a heart-wrenching dual timeline novel that spans from occupied France in World War II to a beautiful abandoned chateau in modern-day France.

When Imogen Wren's husband dies, she embarks on a journey of self-discovery and restoration, uncovering the dark secrets surrounding her new home. Meanwhile, Simone Varon's life is forever changed by the arrival of a soldier who brings medicine to her sick brother, forcing her to choose between love and duty.

This stunning novel weaves together two eras, exploring the devastating consequences of war and the power of human connection in the face of adversity. With its vivid characters and meticulous research, All That We Have Lost is a worthwhile read for fans of historical fiction.

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