Turn of the Key

A woman searching for a glimpse of herself.

De: Kathryn Scarborough

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Turn of the Key: A novel of the Cold War and family secrets revealed

Can she find the missing pieces of her early life?

1980, Washington DC: Margaret Richardson dreams about an emaciated little girl in torn and dirty clothes who speaks a language she cannot understand. Margaret discovers that she is that little girl born in the turmoil and destruction of World War II Germany. But who was Margaret's mother and why did she abandon her?

Margaret finds two documents and a newspaper clipping in a secret compartment in her father's desk. A woman in the 1944 newspaper article standing next to Hitler so closely resembles Margaret that she could be her twin. Unable to accept her father's meager explanations, Margaret travels first to Rotterdam and then to Berlin to uncover the truth no matter how painful and the long suppressed memories of war, abandonment, and murder. And who she meets in Berlin, are the very people who murdered her grandmother.

Margaret meets a Dutch general, Pieter van Leeuvan. Pieter is intrigued by Margaret's story, and decides to help her search for any information about Elsbet van Rippenhof. But Pieter is also intrigued by Margaret, and they move inexorably into a love that was meant to be.

Turn of The Key Book two in the Deception series, is the story of Margaret Richardson who searches for the missing pieces of her early life and the recurring nightmares of abandonment and murder.
Through tragedy and triumph, the saga of the Richardson family spans seven decades and takes place across two continents.

Buy Turn of The Key today to find out the secrets of Margaret's past the hopes for her future.