When World War II threatens to trap Zelda and her nieces in the Warsaw, Ghetto, she flees with them from her home in Poland to Scotland.

Virginia Degner brings readers to Brindle Hall in the heart of Scotland's Sutherland. A place where the fields in spring flourish with yellow Whyn Broom, and purple heather, and with the first chill of autumn the countryside stirs with the hunt, balls and dinner parties and dance unique to the Scottish people.

When suddenly her family is thrust into the red-hot center of the war, and Zelda must choose to stay safely in the arms of her family or join the ultra-secret SOE, a precursor to the Modern MI6.

Degner brings to life compelling relationships that embrace family and enduring relationships that embrace another chance with her first love. A man who is far more determined to reclaim her love and every bit as deadly.

A compelling page-turning narrative that re-examines history, and family thrown into the war.