The Fat Chef - a World War 2 Novel: World War 2 Romance (World War II Adventure Series Book 4)

"All in all, it's a great read. I studied Nazi Germany at university and I think you'd be hard pressed to find a novel that portrays life in Paris under the Nazis quite so vividly."
- Melissa Conway, Booksquawk

A food-oriented World War 2 novel of unrequited love, Nazi occupation and a rather suspect béchamel sauce.

1940, Paris falls to the occupying Germans. Raoul, Head Chef of Le Metro, the top hotel of Paris, is nonchalant. After all, he need only wait for Pétain to make peace, and everything will return to normal. Then he can get on with life, and admire his demi-sous chef, Natalie, with unrequited love.

But matters soon change. When the Germans begin to cut out the Jewish staff, he hides the refugees everywhere he can in the sprawling hotel. In the end, even the wine cellar is occupied. On the night of a big German military banquet, an SD officer discovers Natalie still working in the kitchens. Raoul, in a moment of panic, kills the officer with a cast-iron frying pan. But where to dispose of the body? Forced into action, Raoul discovers that he has more strengths than his béchamel sauce.

Find out more about the World War 2 romance The Fat Chef, and watch the book trailer for wartime novel Francesca Pascal, in Fredrik Nath's 3D author room at http://inkflash.com/FredrikNath

The Fat Chef is from popular novelist Fredrik Nath, author of World War 2 romances The Cyclist and Francesca Pascal, and the Roman Galdir series.