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En cet automne 1942, le domaine de Montillac a bien changé. La vie est dure. Le bonheur a fait place aux deuils, l'insouciance aux privations. Au plus noir de l'Occupation, Léa Delmas va découvrir la délation, la lâcheté, la collaboration. Ses proches vont subir les tortures, d'autres trahir. Elle va choisir farouchement le camp de la liberté : la Résistance. Au mépris de tout danger, dans le Paris des faux plaisir et des vraies horreurs, elle va s'opposer à l'occupant et tenter de sauver ceux qu'elle aime... Seul son appétit de vivre, sa jeunesse, sa fougueuse sensualité lui permettront de tenir tête...


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« 101 avenue Henri-Martin (1942-1944) (La bicyclette bleue 2) » de Régine Deforges © Editions Ramsay, 1983 © Librairie Arthème Fayard, 1993 (P) Éditions VDB, 2011

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Excellent. Deep and persuasive personal conflict

Comment personne ne pouvait aucun apprendre a chaque retour de cette histoire ne soit vraie.

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  • 02-04-17

A deftly and satisfyingly narrated sequel

I have finished the first book earlier and this sequel just now. It was narrated by the same great French narrators. Both did an outstanding acting together.
The story continues from where it was left in the first volume and goes on from autumn 1942 all the way through New Year's Day of 1944. The war is over soon. One year and a half left!
As a historian fanatic, I am greatly satisfied by this audiobook presentation of Regine Deforges's chef d'oeuvre which had captivated me when I was a teenager.
I am getting the third and final book now.
For French speakers, I strongly suggest this audiobook trilogy. The narrative performances are astounding.