Shining Through (novel)

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Shining Through (novel) is a World War II-era espionage romance by Susan Isaacs, following a young American woman who becomes a spy behind enemy lines in Nazi Germany.

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instanceOf novel
adaptationDirector David Seltzer NERFINISHED
adaptationMedium feature film
adaptationReleaseYear 1992
adaptationStarring Liam Neeson NERFINISHED
Melanie Griffith NERFINISHED
Michael Douglas NERFINISHED
adaptedAs Shining Through (film) NERFINISHED
author Susan Isaacs NERFINISHED
authorGender female
authorNationality American
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
coverArtist Fred Marcellino NERFINISHED
genre World War II fiction
historical fiction
romance
spy fiction
hasTheme courage
espionage
identity
romantic relationships
war
language English
mainCharacter Linda Voss NERFINISHED
narrativePerspective first-person narrative
notableFor blend of romance and espionage
female protagonist in spy role
protagonistNationality American
protagonistOccupation legal secretary
protagonistRole spy behind enemy lines
publicationYear 1988
publisher Harper & Row NERFINISHED
settingPeriod World War II NERFINISHED
settingPlace Nazi Germany NERFINISHED
timeframe early 1940s

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