Bøger af Jean Wolf

In the sixth book of the Billy Love novel series, the Forsaken Children seek romance while unraveling mysteries. It's the mid-sixties and Ursula, Renata, Wolfgang and Ruth are caught up in the Cold War raging between East and West. The four young adults navigate relationships that take them into West Germany, East Germany and the U.S.S.R. Nurse May Phillips has been arrested, charged with spying on the Russians, and is incarcerated in a prison in East Germany. She holds many of the answers to the foursome's questions. As they enlist the help of many to free her, including President Lyndon Johnson, Audrey Hepburn, Marlene Dietrich, and the former mistress of Adolf Hitler, Eva Braun, they come together through remarkable resilience and determination.

The connection of four women, exquisitely intertwined, and their commitment to each other, leads them on a journey of hope and healing for the forsaken children. In a time when the American government seemingly turns its back on the plight of young German children, the wolfpack takes action.Four orphans are central to the story. Renata and Ursula, sisters in Munich. Ruthie, found in an orphanage in the Bronx. And Wolfgang, a young boy living in Frankenstein Castle. What will be their fate and how can the women help them?

It is 1928 in Oklahoma, and Billy Love Wolf is on the cusp of womanhood. Cousin Katerina Wolf and Aunt Elisabetha Wolf Braun reside in Germany. These three women are the voices of the Wolf clan, their complex relationships exquisitely intertwined. The pre-war years reveal an America seemingly uninterested in what is happening during Hitler's rise to power-yet there are exceptions, with the three women working against the dark regime. What are their secrets?