
by Rafael Tarradas Bultó · Booket · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788467074598

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In times of peace, they pretended to be others. In times of war, they discovered who they really were. Bavaria, Germany. Fallstein Castle is one of the most lavish in the area, but Hilda Sagnier has seen how the war and its consequences have forcefully entered its halls, as her husband, the prestigious Bavarian Count of Fallstein, has been completely seduced by Hitler. Determined to fight for what she believes in, the Countess will not hesitate to risk her life, exceed her limits and pretend to be who she is not to help those persecuted by the regime. Meanwhile, in Barcelona, the Nazis begin to court José Manuel, but the businessman knows exactly what his objective is. He, who was a spy during the Spanish Civil War, will soon become involved in the most secret and capital mission, a mission that will lead him to alternate with the German elite and to associate with the high society of Potsdam. There, where everyone relaxes and talks more than necessary, the spy must find and destroy the weapon in which the Germans trust their victory. Hilda and José Manuel, two Spaniards in the heart of the Third Reich, will discover that, in times of war, no one is who they say they are and that sometimes urgency and danger are the best allies for love and true feelings to emerge.
