When We Meet Again

Emily Emerson has experienced significant loss: her father left when she was a child, her mother died at eighteen, and her grandmother recently passed away. After losing her reporting job, Emily receives an unexpected painting of a young woman in a sugarcane field beneath a violet sky. She recognizes the woman as her grandmother, but the painting arrives with only a handwritten note: "He never stopped loving her." Intrigued, Emily investigates and discovers a historical connection to the POW internment camps of 1940s Florida, where German prisoners worked for American farmers and sometimes formed romantic relationships with American women. Her search for answers takes her from the Everglades to Munich, Germany, as she uncovers how this history relates to the mysterious painting. This edition has been refreshed by the author and includes a new author's note.