The Warsaw Courier

Warsaw, 1943. Seventeen-year-old Zofia Lewandowska is entrusted with evidence the Nazis cannot afford to let escape.Hidden inside an ordinary object is a strip of microfilm containing photographic evidence of mass murder. Zofia's task is brutally simple: carry it out of occupied Poland and place it in hands capable of sending the truth farther.But Warsaw is already closing around her. German security is following fragments of evidence through railway stations, church networks and resistance cells, and every checkpoint risks exposing not only Zofia but everyone who has helped her.Her route takes her through forests, convents, railway yards and ruined sanctuaries, where passwords can be compromised, allies cannot always be trusted and survival depends upon knowing the difference between what is certain and what is merely hoped.As the journey becomes increasingly dangerous, Zofia discovers that she is carrying more than photographs. She carries names, witness accounts and the unfinished stories of people who may never be able to speak for themselves.The Warsaw Courier is a tense historical thriller about resistance, memory, moral responsibility and the extraordinary burden placed upon ordinary people in occupied Europe.