#the taster

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The Taster: I can't believe I'm single on Valentine's Day

The Winemaker: Well, you know what they say. Roses are red, violet are blue...

The Taster: Don’t

The Winemaker [holding up a bottle]: Vodka is cheaper than dinner for two!

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Let's Kill Hitler!

When Magda gets a job tasting the food to make sure no one tries to poison Adolf Hitler, her whole life changes. She’s soon pulled into a secret mission to finally end the war by doing the one thing she’s supposed to prevent...killing Hitler. 

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From Goodreads: 

Amid the turbulence of World War II, a young German woman finds a precarious haven closer to the source of danger than she ever imagined--one that will propel her through the extremes of privilege and terror under Hitler's dictatorship . . . In early 1943, Magda Ritter's parents send her to relatives in Bavaria, hoping to keep her safe from the Allied bombs strafing Berlin. Young German women are expected to do their duty--working for the Reich or marrying to produce strong, healthy children. After an interview with the civil service, Magda is assigned to the Berghof, Hitler's mountain retreat. Only after weeks of training does she learn her assignment: she will be one of several young women tasting the Fuhrer's food, offering herself in sacrifice to keep him from being poisoned. Perched high in the Bavarian Alps, the Berghof seems worlds away from the realities of battle. Though terrified at first, Magda gradually becomes used to her dangerous occupation--though she knows better than to voice her misgivings about the war. But her love for a conspirator within the SS, and her growing awareness of the Reich's atrocities, draw Magda into a plot that will test her wits and loyalty in a quest for safety, freedom, and ultimately, vengeance. Vividly written and ambitious in scope, The Taster examines the harrowing moral dilemmas of war in an emotional story filled with acts of extraordinary courage.  

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The Taster by Wild Man Fischer from An Evening With Wild Man Fischer

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