by Kristin Harmel · tapa blanda · ISBN 9781476754161
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Emily Emerson feels alone after losing her grandmother and being fired from her reporting job. One day, she receives a mysterious painting of a young woman in a sugarcane field under a violet sky. The woman resembles her grandmother, and the painting comes with a note that says, 'He always loved her'. Emily begins to investigate and uncovers a fascinating era in American history, leading her to POW internment camps in Florida, where German prisoners worked for American farmers and sometimes fell in love with American women. The answer to how this all connects to the painting takes Emily from the Everglades to Munich and back to Atlanta, where she is tempted to tear down her walls and confront the secrets she has kept for years.
Kristin Harmel is an American novelist. Her most notable works include The Book of Lost Names, The Forest of Vanishing Stars, The Sweetness of Forgetting, and The Paris Daughter.
