The Lost Book of Bonn: A Novel By Brianna Labuskes

In this captivating historical novel set in post-war Germany, librarian Emmy Clarke joins the Monuments Men to retrieve plundered literature from the Nazis. Her discovery of a poetry collection with a poignant dedication sparks a quest to uncover the story behind it.

Emmy's investigation leads her to two sisters and a remarkable act of resistance by courageous women during the war. Despite facing grave danger, these women stood up to the Nazis, defying oppression and asserting their humanity.

As Emmy delves deeper into the sisters' story, she confronts her own demons while navigating a landscape scarred by war and betrayal. Yet, amidst the darkness, she finds a tale of love, forgiveness, and bravery that illuminates the post-war era.

With echoes of "The Rose Code" and "The Librarian Spy," this novel by the author of "The Librarian of Burned Books" offers a rich tapestry of historical intrigue and personal discovery. Through Emmy's journey, readers are transported to a time of turmoil and resilience, where the power of literature and the resilience of the human spirit shine through.

As Emmy uncovers the truth behind the dedication, she learns valuable lessons about the enduring strength of the human spirit and the importance of bearing witness to history's untold stories. This poignant narrative celebrates the indomitable courage of those who dared to resist, offering hope and inspiration in the face of adversity. 📚❤️