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Broken Blades
Broken Blades | Aleksandr Voinov, L. Witt
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They only had one night together-a stolen interlude at the 1936 Olympics. After Mark Driscoll challenged Armin Truchsess von Kardenberg to a good-natured fencing match, there was no resisting each other. Though from different worlds-an Iowa farm boy and a German aristocrat-they were immediately drawn together, and it was an encounter neither has ever forgotten. Now it's 1944, and a plane crash in hostile territory throws them back together, but on opposite sides of a seemingly endless war. Facing each other as opponents is one thing. As enemies, another thing entirely. And to make matters worse, Mark is a POW, held in a cold, remote castle in Germany... in a camp run by Armin. They aren't the young athletes they were back then. The war has taken wives, limbs, friends, leaving both men gray beyond their years, shell-shocked, and battered. The connection they had back then is still alive and well, though, and from the moment Mark arrives, they're fencing again-advancing, retreating, testing defenses. Have they been given a second chance? Or have time and a brutal war broken both men beyond repair?
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HelvetiCannnoan
Broken Blades | Aleksandr Voinov, L. Witt
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This one has been LONG AWAITED for my “to read” list and I am so satisfied that I‘ve gotten around to finally reading it. So much angst and longing in this one to fulfill my heart several times over while I endure this pandemic in solitude. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
#enemiestolovers #mmromance #ww2romance #highlyrecommended #5starreview

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HelvetiCannnoan
Broken Blades | Aleksandr Voinov, L. Witt

“Man cannot help but strive, and although I know that some quests are hopeless I do wish to capture a small flame from the past and kindle a light for us in our present.”

Armin Truchsess von Kardenberg to Mark Driscoll
#secretnotes #loveletters