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The General's Mistress Part Two

Autor Lisa Hågensen
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 9 noi 2026
The storm is not coming. It's already here. The General's Mistress Part Two is the last book in the dark, dystopian Purebred series. As the Resistance grows stronger and the Master Race prepares for war, Whanzi is drawn into a series of dangerous missions that take her from occupied cities to the heart of the enemy's empire. With regions rising against their oppressors and war spreading across the continent, she is pulled ever deeper into the conflict - forced to confront old secrets, painful truths, and the consequences of her choices. But while armies clash and revolutions ignite, one question haunts her: What if she has already lost the person she loves? As Europe moves toward its final confrontation, Whanzi cannot escape the mistakes she has left behind. Because when the war ends, not everyone will survive to see the future they fought for.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9789199132839
ISBN-10: 9199132834
Pagini: 248
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 x 18 mm
Greutate: 0.43 kg
Ediția:1. Auflage
Editura: Fusce

Notă biografică

Lisa Hågensen was born in Ljungskile on the west coast of Sweden, where she still lives with her husband and their Dalmatian, Molly. Her childhood was filled with football, skiing, boating vacations, large family gatherings at her grandmother's, and books and stories. She has worked in various professions and raised horses, but the dream of writing a book was always present. In 2017, she decided to pursue that dream, and her debut novel, And Her Eyes Were Blue, the first book in the Raili & Ylva Mystery series, was originally published in Sweden and later in France, Poland, and Denmark.