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PARIS, 1917. Mata Hari, the world-famous dancer, is waiting in a cold, bleak prison cell for her release... or her death sentence. Alone and desperate, while for years he was adored by crowds. Meanwhile, everyone is talking about the scandal, from crowded coffee houses to elegant salons. Could the accusation be true? Mata Hari a spy? Would he be responsible for the deaths of thousands of French soldiers? Then Mata Hari decides to speak out in prison. He is willing to tell a reporter everything about his life. How did the carefree Dutch girl become an unhappy wife on the island of Java? How she broke out of her own power to become Europe's most famous exotic dancer. Who sought his favors at the peak of his career? What secret tasks was he entrusted with? And finally, who betrayed the star? MICHELLE MORAN, the popular writer, presents the novelistic life of Mata Hari (1876-1917) to readers in an engaging style, but with historical precision. From lush Indian temples and glamorous Parisian theaters to German barracks through war-torn Europe, the reader can follow the famous world of the former star, courtesan and possibly spy. "Wonderful!" DIANA GABALDON "Michelle Moran is a master of historical romance novels." ASSOCIATED PRESS

Lettero Publishing
Romantic
424 pages
Binding: paperback
ISBN: 9786155685699
Author: Michelle Moran
Release year: 2021