I Knew Would See You Again

When Sandra travels to New York for the holidays, a chance meeting on a Brooklyn street brings her face-to-face with Nina--the girl who once stood at the edge of her childhood in Kyiv. Their reunion stirs memories Sandra has kept hidden for decades and awakens the mystery of a small silver pendant engraved with three simple words: love, hope, faith.Drawn back through time, Sandra begins to trace the story to its beginnings--to postwar Kyiv, where a brief encounter in St. Andrew's Church set in motion a chain of quiet acts and lasting consequences. As whispers fill stairwells and neighbors learn to measure every word, one impulsive moment becomes a secret carried across generations.From the shadows of Soviet Kyiv to the streets of Boston and New York, the pendant passes through hands that protect, question, and remember. What begins as a keepsake unfolds into a record of courage and devotion--proof that truth can travel even when speech cannot.Moving between two women, two cities, and two eras, I Knew I Would See You Again is a story about memory and moral courage--about how love and faith survive in ordinary rooms and how one small act can echo across borders and lifetimes.