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Two sisters. One war. A secret that changed everything. In WW II Washington, Vera Taskinen serves as a national security aide in the Roosevelt White House, while her younger sister Ana decodes Soviet intelligence cables for a top-secret military project. When Ana uncovers a troubling link between Vera's British boyfriend and a suspected Soviet agent, she takes action-without anticipating the devastating consequences. Decades later, Vera is gone, and a letter she left behind reveals that the man survived-and that Ana only knew part of the story. Told across two timelines, War's Labyrinth is a Cold War novel of loyalty, silence, and the lasting cost of betrayal. Ana must now face the truth-about her sister, her past, and the war that never really ended.

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""A riveting and emotionally layered portrait of how global conflict reshapes personal lives... an authentic and powerfully written work of historical fiction."" - Rob Fairweather, former senior official, Office of Management and Budget, International Affairs ""A gripping World War II and Cold War story of two ambitious sisters-one a national security staffer in the White House, the other a gifted Soviet code breaker-who share everything until one vanished love, and one dangerous truth, drives them apart. Taut, emotionally resonant, and deeply human."" - John Roth, former senior official, Office of the Secretary of Defense

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