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18+ for graphic sexual content and violence
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Prima ballerina Julienne Auclair has the moon on a string, destined for a wonderful career of dance and fine Parisian living. But everything changes as World War Two begins. When that war hits her doorstep in the Spring of 1941, Julienne prefers to keep her head down, follow the rules, and ensure her safety. But the Ballet Master, Adrien, has had enough and decides to send a message to their unwanted guests during a Reich-approved performance. Little does she know that her performance will seal her fate.
After arriving at the prison camp, Lager Herzogenhorn, Julienne cannot find any member of her troupe. Not even Adrien. She's approached by a soldier and, after much resistance, is taken into a mysterious home. She meets the homeowner and Camp Commandant, Obersturmführer Rainer Wolfe. At first, Rainer isn't who she thinks he is. Or at least, the man he appears to be. After a surprise reunion, Julienne is faced with a moral dilemma: Is it best to stay silent and survive? Or will she use her closeness to the commandant to try to save others?
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The Wolfe and the Sparrow (SIGNED)
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Independently published, 2026
ISBN 13 : 9798265197412
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Softcover. Etat : Fine. Dormishev, Lily; McFarland, Robert; Feher, Daniel (illustrateur). First edition. Near fine, fresh and unread, with slightly bent lower corner. Signed by the author on title page with note "Always be brave". First edition. Softcover. The second novel by Trenton, New Jersey author Iolanda S. is a dark WW2 historical dark romance featuring prima ballerina Julienne Auclair and Nazi Camp Commandant Rainer Wolfe. The story, which features forced proximity and a morally black hero, involves Julienne, a resident of a prison camp, being drawn into a dangerous relationship with the commandant. Signed. N° de réf. du vendeur E36032
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The Wolfe and the Sparrow (Paperback)
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Paperback. Etat : new. Dormishev, Lily; McFarland, Robert; Feher, Daniel (illustrateur). Paperback. 18+ for graphic sexual content and violence Features full-color images Prima ballerina Julienne Auclair has the moon on a string, destined for a wonderful career of dance and fine Parisian living. But everything changes as World War Two begins. When that war hits her doorstep in the Spring of 1941, Julienne prefers to keep her head down, follow the rules, and ensure her safety. But the Ballet Master, Adrien, has had enough and decides to send a message to their unwanted guests during a Reich-approved performance. Little does she know that her performance will seal her fate. After arriving at the prison camp, Lager Herzogenhorn, Julienne cannot find any member of her troupe. Not even Adrien. She's approached by a soldier and, after much resistance, is taken into a mysterious home. She meets the homeowner and Camp Commandant, Obersturmfuehrer Rainer Wolfe. At first, Rainer isn't who she thinks he is. Or at least, the man he appears to be. After a surprise reunion, Julienne is faced with a moral dilemma: Is it best to stay silent and survive? Or will she use her closeness to the commandant to try to save others? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798265197412
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The Wolfe and the Sparrow
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PAP. Etat : New. Dormishev, Lily; McFarland, Robert; Feher, Daniel (illustrateur). New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000. N° de réf. du vendeur L2-9798265197412
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The Wolfe and the Sparrow (Paperback)
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Paperback. Etat : new. Dormishev, Lily; McFarland, Robert; Feher, Daniel (illustrateur). Paperback. 18+ for graphic sexual content and violence Features full-color images Prima ballerina Julienne Auclair has the moon on a string, destined for a wonderful career of dance and fine Parisian living. But everything changes as World War Two begins. When that war hits her doorstep in the Spring of 1941, Julienne prefers to keep her head down, follow the rules, and ensure her safety. But the Ballet Master, Adrien, has had enough and decides to send a message to their unwanted guests during a Reich-approved performance. Little does she know that her performance will seal her fate. After arriving at the prison camp, Lager Herzogenhorn, Julienne cannot find any member of her troupe. Not even Adrien. She's approached by a soldier and, after much resistance, is taken into a mysterious home. She meets the homeowner and Camp Commandant, Obersturmfuehrer Rainer Wolfe. At first, Rainer isn't who she thinks he is. Or at least, the man he appears to be. After a surprise reunion, Julienne is faced with a moral dilemma: Is it best to stay silent and survive? Or will she use her closeness to the commandant to try to save others? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798265197412
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