The Secret Pianist: Step into the past with this gripping historical fiction filled with secrets, danger, and suspense by Andie Newton

 



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The Secret Pianist is a gripping novel set during the German Occupation of France. Filled with drama and non-stop action, this book is one I highly recommend. It is a totally immersive read that left me longing for more. The historical detailing in this novel is second to none, and the writing is wonderful. I throughly enjoyed The Secret Pianist. It had everything I would want from a novel. A truly great read.







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  1. Mary Anne YardeAugust 31, 2024 at 2:31 AM

    I have now added The Secret Pianist to my to-read list. It sounds like a great book.

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  2. I got lost in a book!September 20, 2024 at 1:44 AM

    Lovely review! I am heading over to Amazon now!

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