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Codename: Madeleine: Love, Valour and Betrayal

The Resistance, Book 1

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Codename: Madeleine: Love, Valour and Betrayal

By: Barnaby Jameson
Narrated by: Olivia Williams
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A mystic's daughter flees Moscow on the eve of the Great War.

A French soldier lies wounded on the Western Front.

A German officer veers between loyalty and integrity.

An English courtesan reclines on a sea of books.

Each will make a journey that changes history.

The constellations will force the mystic's daughter to make an impossible choice. To remain at her harp as the shadow of the war looms again—or join the top-secret Special Operations Executive (SOE). Bābouli to her Sufi father, Madeleine to the Gestapo, a lone mission to Occupied Paris promises to be the most hazardous of World War Two.

Inspired by real events, Codename: Madeleine is the most unexpected spy story ever told. It teems with tigers, zeppelins, elephants, U-boats, angels, assassins, chessmen, cyanide, beetles, butterflies, and Rumi. Revolving between Paris, London, Prague, India, and Latin America, Codename: Madeleine is a kaleidoscope of love, war, music, betrayal, poetry, and resistance.

©2022 Barnaby Jameson (P)2022 Barnaby Jameson
Espionage Historical Spies & Politics Thriller & Suspense
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bathetic rendition, full of historical inaccuracies and irrelevant people. compare with Arthur Magida's story. Jameson should read Kate Olsen to learn how to write historical 'novels'.

trivialized story of a remarkable person.

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