A nightingale's song

A passionate WWII Historical Fiction Romance set in Occupied Paris

De: Marina Koulouris

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

"A Nightingale's Song" is a captivating novella, set in the dark depths of Nazi-occupied Paris during World War II. Against the backdrop of fear and turmoil, a forbidden love story emerges, igniting a spark of hope amidst the chaos.

Thomas Müller, a German doctor burdened with the ravages of war, finds solace in his work at a Parisian hospital where he crosses paths with Sophie, an attentive and caring French nurse. Risking everything and defying the boundaries imposed by their countries, Thomas and Sophie’s love blossoms, until a heavily wounded patient arrives at the hospital, a member of the Resistance who must be helped to escape before falling into the hands of the Gestapo.
Where will Thomas's and Sophie's allegiance lie? Will their love be strong enough to survive the sacrifices that must be made?

Readers who enjoyed Antony Doerr’s “All the light we cannot see” and Irène Némirovsky’s "Suite Française" will be captivated by this heart-wrenching romance about the indomitable power of love.