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Lucifer's Game

An emotional and gut-wrenching WWII spy thriller

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Pub Date Oct 14 2021 | Archive Date Oct 13 2021


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Rome, 1942.


Cordelia Olivieri is a young, determined hotel owner desperate to escape Mussolini’s racial persecution. But as Fascist leaders gather in Rome, Cordelia is suddenly surrounded by the world’s most ruthless and powerful commanders.


In an effort to keep her Jewish heritage a secret and secure safe passage out of Italy, Cordelia forms a dangerous alliance with the British army who want to push the Axis out of North Africa once and for all.


Going undercover, Cordelia begins obtaining and leaking military intelligence to a British agent, hoping the intel will secure her freedom. But the more Cordelia uncovers, the greater the risksespecially for one handsome German Afrika Korps officer.


How far must Cordelia go to protect her identity and secure passage out of Rome?


Spies, military secrets, and a personal crusade for freedom… don’t miss this utterly gripping World War II thriller.

Rome, 1942.


Cordelia Olivieri is a young, determined hotel owner desperate to escape Mussolini’s racial persecution. But as Fascist leaders gather in Rome, Cordelia is suddenly surrounded by the...


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