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In 1943, German soldier Erich Stein is captured by the Allies and imprisoned at Camp 43 in Canada, where he begins to question everything he once believed about what it means to be "a good German."
In present day, Keira Martin lands a summer internship at the museum built atop Camp 43 to work on a historical true crime research project: solving the murder of Erich Stein in 1945. But when a fellow intern drowns under suspicious circumstances, Keira unveils a potential connection between the two deaths involving the Hoppers, a politically powerful family on the museum board pushing anti-2SLGBTQ+ policies. The Hopper Scholarship is Keira's only hope to afford her dream university, but the more secrets she digs up from the past, the less certain she is about her own future ...
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Kate Blair is an award-nominated author originally from Hayling Island, UK. She has been a finalist for the Manitoba Young Readers' Choice Award and the Saskatchewan Young Readers' Choice Snow Willow Award. Her novels
Transferral and
Tangled Planet were both longlisted for the Sunburst Award and
Transferral was a Starred Selection of the Canadian Children's Book Centre's Best Books for Kids and Teens. Blair currently lives in Toronto, Ontario.
