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    Saving Rachel

    By C J Moran

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    Berlin 1939:

    Ted McDowell is a foreign correspondent whose former love for the German capital has turned sour since he has seen what the Nazis have done to it. One day, he treats a half-starved Jewish woman to lunch. He little realizes that this small act of kindness will change his life beyond recognition.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherC J Moran
    Release dateFeb 26, 2013
    ISBN9781301525812
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    C J Moran

    London-born C J Moran was educated at Wimbledon College (as were Colditz escaper Pat Reid, historian John Keegan and comedian Paul Merton)and worked in the Lloyd's insurance market for many years. Even before Apollo 11 landed, he had been bewitched by science fiction through Bleep and Booster, Doctor Who and Star Trek. He first started writing in the 1980s, though his first efforts were straight thrillers. He completed his first novel in 1991, an apocalyptic tale entitled The Four Horsemen. In 2012, he completed his eleventh novel "Caught!"

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