he Girl in the Photo by Catherine Hokin – A Griping WWII Mystery of a Stolen Sister and Long-Buried Concentration Camp Secrets
Can a single image bridge the gap between postwar survival and the horrors of the past? In The Girl in the Photo, acclaimed historical fiction author Catherine Hokin delivers an emotionally charged, breathtakingly tense novel that spans from the darkest days of the Third Reich to the complex ruins of 1950 Berlin.
The story shifts between 1944 and a divided Germany six years later. During the height of the war, photojournalist Hanni Winter risks everything to document the reality of the concentration camps. Among her secret photographs is a haunting image of a four-year-old girl with wide, tearless eyes. Six years later, when Hanni reveals these hidden pictures to her new husband, Freddy, his reaction shatters their fragile peace. Looking at the child in the frame, he recognizes his younger sister, Renny, who was brutally torn from their family by the Nazis.
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