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A dramatic saga with a noir bent set in the Sahara Desert WW2 North Africa – Libya, Cairo, Algeria, Tunisia We Can’t All Be Heroes Libya, the Fezzan, 1942 A German officer collaborates with a French Algerian priest and a Jewish Resistance leader to safeguard his munitions complex from the Free French in exchange for his protection of the inhabitants of their shared oasis from German and Italian authorities. A matter of opinion who is the boss. She took his cigarettes, lighting two and offering him one. Where are you from? Berlin? Do I know you? Should I? Come on. It’s not a difficult question, not even important. I just want to know. He hesitated. I am Hauptmann Dieter Reineke. You do not know me. You’re right, I don’t. I’ve never heard of you. She lowered her rifle, cradling it in her arms like an infant. I am Anna who knew Albert. Albert. He considered the Alberts he knew. Einstein, she blew a thin stream of smoke from her lungs. You know if you were young and handsome, Hauptmann, I might consider having sex with you. She laughed as his eyes flew wide, a reassuring tap of her steel on his arm. It’s all right, mein Liebchen, we’ll think of something else. And so they did.
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This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.
A dramatic saga with a noir bent set in the Sahara Desert WW2 North Africa – Libya, Cairo, Algeria, Tunisia We Can’t All Be Heroes Libya, the Fezzan, 1942 A German officer collaborates with a French Algerian priest and a Jewish Resistance leader to safeguard his munitions complex from the Free French in exchange for his protection of the inhabitants of their shared oasis from German and Italian authorities. A matter of opinion who is the boss. She took his cigarettes, lighting two and offering him one. Where are you from? Berlin? Do I know you? Should I? Come on. It’s not a difficult question, not even important. I just want to know. He hesitated. I am Hauptmann Dieter Reineke. You do not know me. You’re right, I don’t. I’ve never heard of you. She lowered her rifle, cradling it in her arms like an infant. I am Anna who knew Albert. Albert. He considered the Alberts he knew. Einstein, she blew a thin stream of smoke from her lungs. You know if you were young and handsome, Hauptmann, I might consider having sex with you. She laughed as his eyes flew wide, a reassuring tap of her steel on his arm. It’s all right, mein Liebchen, we’ll think of something else. And so they did.