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Voici le second volume de la célèbre saga de Régine Deforges, La Bicyclette bleue . Un roman qui plonge l'héroïne Léa Delmas dans la tourmente et les affres de l'Occupation. En cette année 1942, les habitants du domaine de Montignac sont victimes de maints deuils et privations. Dans un climat oppressant de délation et de tortures, Léa choisit de combattre l'ennemi en s'engageant dans la Résistance. Sa jeunesse, son appétit de vivre et son immense sensualité lui permettront de dépasser les drames qu'elle vivra de près et dont elle sera la plus sensible spectatrice. Un roman où l'on apprend les destins tragiques de Sarah Mulstein et de Raphaël Mahl, l'exploit du père Adrien, où François Tavernier se rapproche plus encore de la fougueuse et indomptable Léa. --Astrid Schilling

Format: Paperback
Published: 1987
Pages: 344
Publisher: Star Books
ISBN: 9780352320018

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