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A Dance for the King

By: Anton Du Beke
Narrated by: Thomas Judd
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You're invited to a show to remember at the prestigious Buckingham Hotel . . .

London, 1942. The war is far from over for soldier Raymond de Guise. His wife, Nancy, is overjoyed to be reunited with her husband, and to introduce him to their son. But their safety is threatened once more as Raymond returns to the ballroom at the Buckingham Hotel, ordered to discover the dark secrets held by the glittering high society. On the dance floor Raymond uncovers a dangerous relationship that could not only change the course of the war, but also threaten his marriage. Can he protect his King and his family before it is too late?

A DANCE FOR THE KING is a gripping and epic wartime story filled with drama, mystery, dance and romance.

©2024 Anton Du Beke (P)2024 Orion Publishing Group Limited Genre Fiction Historical War & Military World War II

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