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Every word she speaks for them is a lie she tells for France.
Paris, 1942. Simone Aubert translates for the Nazi administration by day, precise, invisible, indispensable. By night she passes intelligence to a Resistance cell operating out of a bookshop on the Rue de Rivoli. She has survived two years on the discipline of never letting her face betray her work. Then a new officer arrives, methodical, perceptive, and quietly certain that something about Simone does not add up. The Translator's War is a tense, character-driven novel of occupied France, where the most dangerous weapon is a woman who understands exactly what is being said.
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