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Violence
Some
Wartime danger and some violence related to the Nazi occupation
Language
Barely any
Minimal profanity
Sexual Content
Some
Romantic relationships with some physical intimacy; not explicit
Substance Use
Barely any
Minimal substance use
Emotional Intensity
Some
Tension of living a double life as a spy creates ongoing psychological pressure
What this book is about
This sweeping historical novel follows a seamstress drawn into wartime espionage in Morocco and Spain. Wartime danger and romantic content are both present. Some violence related to war and Nazi occupation. A rich, literary thriller.
Notes for sensitive readers
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Wartime violence and Nazi occupation themes
Romantic content and relationships
Espionage and double-identity themes
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