World War II Collection
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A whole nation in the grip of fanatics starts a fire that engulfs
the whole planet.
Unparalleled fiends create a place for unparalleled heroes.
But while in the bigger picture, the lines were drawn easily enough,
on a personal scale, things weren't as black-and white as both sides would
have loved them to be, and each one had to decide on his own.
And these decisions never were easy.
In those dark times of secrets and murder, personal attachment was a liability
basically no one was able to afford, and yet, some courageous people dared
to love, some even trusted their lives to nothing more but what their heart
told them.
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“Kiss me, traitor!”
- by Osiris Brackhaus (2002)
Orlando Bloom/Viggo
Mortensen
NC 17
RPS, AU, WWII setting
Working undercover in the heart of the Third Reich, Orli learns that being
supposed to sneak off to safety in silence can be all but a simple task. Especially
when there is someone he would loathe to leave behind enemy lines –
even if said someone is the very enemy he was supposed to bring down...
russian
version
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“A Kiss of Fire”
- by Osiris Brackhaus (2002)
Harry Sinclair/David
Wenham
NC 17
RPS, AU, WWII setting
Having been captured after a failed attempt to contact his liaison in NS-controlled
Paris, Harry faces interrogation by a young, German officer. Cultivated and
cruel, yet full of contradictions, the erratic behaviour of the German soon
appears to become more dangerous than the war itself, for even if Harry might
still be able to safe his life, he is not so sure about his heart any longer...
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"With Kisses From The Past"
- by Osiris Brackhaus (begun 2004, completed 2005)
Part 1, Part
2, Part 3, Part
4, Part 5, Part
6, Part 7, Part
8 new
Karl Urban/Sean
Bean
NC 17
RPS, AU WWII setting
Returning to post-war Germany, US Captain Karl Urban tries to save a friend
and one-time lover by standing witness for him at the Nuremburg trials. But
had things really been as simple as his memory has made them look by now?
Or had his love for that certain German officer affected his judgement far
more severely than he would have himself to believe...?
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