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KRISTY CAMBRON is an award-winning author of historical fiction, as well as nonfiction titles. Her work has been named Cosmopolitan's Best Historical Fiction Novels, Publishers Weekly Religion and Spirituality TOP 10, and Library Journal’s Best Books. Kristy holds a degree in art history/research writing and spent fifteen years in education and leadership development for a Fortune 100 corporation before stepping away to pursue her passion for storytelling. Kristy lives in Indiana with her husband and three sons.
For fans of Kristin Hannah’s “The Nightingale”, and Madeline Martin’s “The Librarian Spy”
Paris, 1952 -An ex-pat wife living in Paris signs up for a cookery class taught by an American chef with an indomitable wit and decidedly French airs-an instructor by name of Julia Child.
Still haunted by the years she spent serving in the OSS during WWII, Kat soon finds the simple cookery class unearths the tangle of gut-wrenching memories of war. But when the puzzle pieces start to come together, and her carefully crafted Paris world begins to fall apart. Kat must confront her own secrets against the mounting suspicions of the husband she thought she knew…
Rue, 1943 -Deep in the heart of Nazi-controlled northern France, Manon Altier shifts between working for the enemy by day-as a French chef at the famous Château du Broutel. Working undercover to filter information to agents within the burgeoning OSS, Manon digs deep into the glitz and glamour of a Nazi stronghold that has her teetering on the edge of being discovered at any turn. But when an intriguing stranger appears at the chateau claiming to work with the French Resistance, Manon must lean on her instincts to judge whether to run and hide or stand firm-even as a terrifying discovery tests her resolve to continue the fight.
