Trail of Blood

Discover the gripping tale of survival in S. J. Rozan's captivating novel, Trail of Blood. Set against the backdrop of 1938 China, this compelling narrative follows eighteen-year-old Rosalie Gilder as she escapes the horrors of Nazi-occupied Austria with her younger brother. Armed with a few cherished family heirlooms, they navigate the perilous journey into Shanghai, joining the increasing population of Jewish refugees.

Published by Ebury Publishing in 2010, this engrossing paperback spans 512 pages, weaving a poignant mystery enriched by historical context. Dive into a world where the strength of human spirit shines brightly amid adversity, as Rosalie and her brother face the challenges and uncertainties of their new life. With its intricate blend of crime, history, and personal struggle, Trail of Blood will leave readers on the edge of their seats. A remarkable addition to any bookshelf, this novel is not only a story of survival but also a testament to resilience and hope.