The Artist and the Soldier-By Angelle Petta. SKU: $ $ Unavailable. per item. It’s Bastian Fisher and Max Amsel meet at a Nazi-American summer camp, Siegfried. Neither boy has any idea what to do with their blooming, confusing feelings for one another. · The Soldier and the Artist is about heroism, in many different forms. Petta reminds us, in truth, heroes don't always bask in glory or reap bountiful rewards-- they only save the moment and give a chance for another tomorrow. Maybe someday, a better future/5. The Artist and the Soldier. A Novel. By: Angelle Petta. Narrated by: Tyler Pirrung. Length: 9 hrs and 21 mins. Unabridged Audiobook. Categories: LGBTQ+, Literature Fiction. out of 5 stars. (4 ratings).
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The Artist and the Soldier by Angelle Petta. Paperback $ Ship This Item — Qualifies for Free Shipping Buy Online, Pick up in Store. She lives, writes, and works in Virginia. Contact Angelle. angellepetta@bltadwin.ru “The Artist and the Soldier ‘s delicate progression through war, peace, and an evolving gay relationship, and the forces of love and hate at work on everything creates a commanding story that builds from the roots of friendship. The story was well-written. The Soldier and the Artist is about heroism, in many different forms. Petta reminds us, in truth, heroes don’t always bask in glory or reap bountiful rewards– they only save the moment and give a chance for another tomorrow. Maybe someday, a better future.
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