
A German-American stenographer faces prejudice and espionage suspicions during WWI while navigating love, loyalty, and faith in Washington D.C.
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A German-American stenographer faces prejudice and espionage suspicions during WWI while navigating love, loyalty, and faith in Washington D.C.
Liesel Bonner never questioned her devotion to her country. But because of her heritage, her country questions her. Despite the fact that no one has any proof of her disloyalty, Liesel is fired from her stenographer's position and has great difficulty finding another job because few people trust those with a name as German as her own. When she begins to suspect that the man she loves is involved in espionage against America, Liesel knows she has to do something. As her trust for others crumbles,...
will contain mild spoilers
Brief kissing scenes; no explicit sexual content.
Mentions of wartime fighting but no graphic depictions.
No profanity or strong language present.
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Christian faith elements expressed with grace, including trust in God's plan.
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Explores prejudice against German-Americans and themes of patriotism and espionage during WWI.
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