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As a young girl, Simone Valois, the beautiful daughter of a French diplomat, witnesses his assassination. With the onset of World War II, she is determined to avenge her father by using her principle asset, her beauty as a means of seducing enemy soldiers. She becomes a double agent and aided and abetted by a young resistance fighter, she is responsible for a number of victories in her fight against the evils of Nazism. Then with the probability of imminent capture she is forced to flee. Eventually captured and abused can she survive the war and in what kind of physical and emotional state?

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I was born in Prague and emigrated to America at age 4. I studied at several universities including Pennsylvania, London, Bordeaux, Nancy and Case Western Reserve. Along the way, I received an Exchange fellowship to teach at the University of Bordeaux as well as two Fulbrights. At age 24, I won a playwriting contest at UCLA where the play was produced to accolades. My play, Rasputin, was produced to considerable success, despite Rasputin’s daughter’s fierce opposition. With time permitting, I have been writing ever since. My first novel, I Think I Went To London, has been lauded as exceptional work. Eye of the Dawn is my fifth novel. I have completed a new one called Assisted Living in which an elderly actor collapses, and awakening from his coma, believes he is the role he played on a TV soap over twenty years. I presently live in Durham, NC with my wife and two whippets who run close to the speed of light. My wife runs quite a bit slower, however.

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