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Beginning by being introduced to the characters, it is heartbreaking to hear of the lives these Jewish women were stripped of while Hitler rose to power and shunned Jews to the brink of death. It’s a difficult read, with harrowing imagery but is nonetheless a very powerful book thus far.

So far very good. Loving how it’s now starting to come together. Tori is the one side of the story, whose father went into hospital for cancer, and received the white letter from Japan in exquisite quality, and Naoko is the other, who is in Japan in the 1950s, wanting to marry the man she desires rather than what her parents want her to die the sake of their business.