The Spy’s Song

Name: The Spy’s Song
Author: Giovanna Siniscalchi

127 pages

Napoleon’s daughter has one mission: reach her father. The man ordered to deliver her to him is a British spy.
Louise Bonaparte has spent her life proving herself worthy of the name she was never allowed to bear. Fiercely loyal to France, and to the father who does not know she is coming, she will cross armies, borders, and battlefields to stand at Napoleon’s side as Europe rises against him.

Unfortunately, she cannot get there without Rodrick de Montfort.
Cynical, infuriating, and dangerously difficult to read, Rodrick has survived fifteen years in the shadows by trusting no cause and revealing no weakness. Escorting Napoleon’s stubborn daughter through war-torn France should be another mission.

Until wanting her becomes the one secret he cannot control.
Forced together beneath false names and divided by everything they believe, Louise and Rodrick trade insults, suspicions—and soon far more dangerous intimacies—as the road carries them toward Brussels and the gathering storm of Waterloo.

She believes loyalty is worth any sacrifice.
He knows better than anyone what loyalty can cost.
And when love becomes indistinguishable from betrayal, one of them may have to choose between the person they would die for and the cause they have lived for.

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