
by Kate Quinn
A war correspondent, a Nazi hunter and a teenager chase a war criminal after the war
Kate Quinn's novel moves between wartime and the years just after it. Ian Graham, a British war correspondent, becomes a Nazi hunter, and he follows the trail of a woman known as the Huntress. In Boston, a teenager named Jordan begins to suspect her new stepmother.
Readers who enjoy stories set firmly in a real time and place.
Ian Graham, Nina Markova and Jordan McBride.
Europe in 1945 and Boston in 1950.
The story combines a post-war manhunt with the stories of the women involved.
Tense and fast.
Historical Fiction · World War II · Nazi hunters · Suspense
560 pages · ≈ 16 h
Also in the collection: Best World War II Fiction