Until Leaves Fall in Paris

In 1940 Paris, American ballerina Lucie Girard buys an English-language bookstore to help Jewish owners escape the Nazis, all while navigating oppressive German laws and secretly aiding the resistance with hidden messages in her books. Meanwhile, widower Paul Aubrey struggles to balance his loyalty to the US Army by gathering military intelligence while trying to protect British airmen in his factory. When their paths cross in the bookstore, a potential romance ignites, but their conflicting loyalties challenge their connection. Sarah Sundin's WWII-era fiction explores the tension between love and duty amidst the chaos of war.