
Every Wall a Door
Delphine Aubert · Literary historical suspense behind occupied France’s walls
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After curfew in occupied France, Teresa can cross town only by passing through every neighbour’s bedroom.
When curfew closes an occupied French port, Teresa, a young carpenter, links seventeen homes into an indoor route through parlours, pantries and attic passages. Each household controls its own opening, making the passage a shared act of trust that can be withdrawn when privacy, care or fear demands it. As an officer measures the buildings and turns Teresa’s work into a trap, she must decide how much of the road she created to destroy.
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- Delphine Aubert
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- 64,861 words
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- 4 hours, 20 minutes
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