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LibraryAliquippa
TitleThe true meaning of love / Danielle Steel.
AuthorSteel, Danielle, author.
Call NoFic Steel
CollectionFiction
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Fic Steel ProcessingAliquippaFiction    2026
Fic Steel ProcessingAmbridgeFiction    2026
Fic Steel ProcessingBadenFiction    2026
Fic Steel ProcessingBeaverFiction    2026
Fic Steel ProcessingBeaver FallsFiction    2026
Fic Steel ProcessingCCBCFiction    2026
Fic Steel ProcessingCenterFiction   355550021963452026
Fic Steel ProcessingChippewaFiction    2026
Fic Steel ProcessingMidlandFiction    2026
Fic Steel ProcessingMonacaFiction    2026
Fic Steel ProcessingNew BrightonFiction    2026
Fic Steel ProcessingRochesterFiction    2026
Catalog Details
International Standard Book Number 9780593973141
Dewey Decimal Classification Number 813/.54
Personal Name Steel, Danielle, author.
Title Statement The true meaning of love / Danielle Steel.
Imprint New York : Delacorte Press, 2026.
Physical Description 256 pages ; 24 cm
General Note "A novel"--Cover.
Summary, Etc. "February 24 is the eighteenth birthday of a Ukrainian ballet school student named Vlad. It also happens to be the day that the first bombs of the 2022 Russian attack land on his homeland. As life for every person in the country is turned upside down in a moment, Vlad is immediately called up to serve in the military. But as much as he wants to defend his country, he is desperate to get his girlfriend, Tatyanna, an orphan whose only home has been the ballet school, out of the country. With their home under siege, Tatyanna tries to make her way to safety in Poland. Also joining the refugees is Yulya, who is torn between getting her young children across the border and staying at the side of her husband, Symon, and her elderly parents, Petro and Oxana, who refuse to abandon their home. As millions flee, Vlad and Symon join a volunteer civilians' unit to fight. Even elderly citizens like Petro and Oxana are given AK-47s, though soon starvation becomes as much of a threat as the encroaching troops. Sasha, an obstetrician, and Anton, a surgeon, who are secretly lovers, stay behind to treat the never-ending waves of wounded. When the Russians bomb hospitals, the heroic couple finds themselves delivering babies in bomb shelters. Through the stories of Vlad, Tatyanna, Yulya, Symon, Sasha, and Anton--each struggling to protect their loved ones and preserve their own humanity--Danielle Steel tells a gripping and deeply moving story of regular people surviving as a war rages around them"-- Provided by publisher.
Subject Added Entry - Topical Term Man-woman relationships Fiction.
Subject Added Entry - Topical Term Refugees Fiction.
Subject Added Entry - Topical Term Russian Invasion of Ukraine, 2022 Fiction.
Subject Added Entry - Topical Term Civilians in war Fiction.
Subject Added Entry - Topical Term War Relief of sick and wounded Fiction.
Subject Added Entry - Topical Term Military service, Voluntary Fiction.
Index Term-Genre/Form Romance fiction.
Index Term-Genre/Form War fiction.