When octogenarian Britta Stein is accused of defaming a local hero by calling him a Nazi collaborator, attorney Catherine Lockhart and investigator Liam Taggart step in to defend her. As Britta’s past in wartime Denmark slowly unfolds, the truth about resistance, betrayal, and survival comes to light in ways no one expected.
Ronald H. Balson blends courtroom drama with historical fiction in this gripping exploration of justice, memory, and the courage to speak out — even decades later. Perfect for fans of The Girl from Berlin and Eli’s Promise by Balson, and The Tattooist of Auschwitz by Heather Morris. Ideal for readers of historical thrillers, legal dramas, and WWII resistance stories.
Rated ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ on Goodreads (~4.1/5) — “A compelling mix of history and legal suspense.” / “Balson’s storytelling is both heartfelt and riveting.”
A trade paperback in Good condition — moderate wear, all pages present and intact.
