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What Only We Know

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By Catherine Hokin

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A beautiful and gripping wartime story about family secrets and impossible choices in the face of terrible hardship that is perfect for fans of The Tattooist of Auschwitz.

When Karen Cartwright is unexpectedly called home to nurse her ailing father, she goes with a heavy heart. The house she grew up in feels haunted by the memory of her father’s closely guarded secrets about her beautiful mother Elizabeth’s tragic death years before.

As she packs up the house, Karen discovers an old photograph and a stranger’s tattered love letter to her mother postmarked from Germany after the war.

During her life, Karen struggled to understand her shy, fearful mother, but now she is realising there was so much more to Elizabeth than she knew. For one thing, her name wasn’t even Elizabeth, and her harrowing story begins long before Karen was born.

It’s 1941 in Nazi-occupied Berlin, and a young Jewish woman called Liese is being forced to wear a yellow star…

On Sale
Feb 15, 2022
Page Count
368 pages
ISBN-13
9781538706404

Catherine Hokin

About the Author

Catherine Hokin writes World War Two novels inspired by her favorite city Berlin. Following a History degree she worked in teaching, marketing and politics, while waiting for a chance to do what she really wanted which was to write full time. She is a lover of strong female leads and a quest and is an avid reader and a cinema lover.
 

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