The Snow Gypsy

At the end of World War II, Rose Daniel seeks answers about her brother, who disappeared eight years earlier while fighting with Gypsy partisans in Spain. His letters contain only two clues: descriptions of the Sierra Nevada's south slopes and mention of a woman carrying his child. In Spain, Lola Aragon has survived eight years since her family's massacre. She rescued a newborn girl from a dying mother and has lived in hiding ever since. When a desperate stranger reaches out for help, Lola faces an unexpected reason to return to her past. Rose, Lola, and the child embark on a journey from the Camargue marshes to Spain's ancient mountain communities. As they confront the realities of war, their lives are transformed by memories, secrets, and the bonds they form.