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by Laura L. Sullivan (Author)
In 1938, Germany is no place for a half-Jewish girl, so teenage cabaret singer Hannah goes to the grand country estate of Starkers, where she expects to be received as a distant relative. British bombshell Anna is supposed to enter the household as a kitchen maid and spy for her father's Nazi sympathizer friends. But there's a mix-up. When Anna is introduced as family and Hannah is banished to the kitchen, the novel erupts into a delightful and suspenseful comedy of errors. Romance, history, and philosophy sparkle and waltz in this brilliant book.
Author Biography
Laura L. Sullivan is a former newspaper editor, biologist, social worker, and deputy sheriff. Her other books include Delusion and Ladies in Waiting. She lives on the Florida coast, but her heart is in England. Visit her website at www.lauralsullivan.blogspot.com.
