Sage Singer bakes all night by herself. She enjoys her solitary job because she
doesn’t like being around people. A scar
on her face makes her self-conscious. As
Josef Weber from her grief support group starts dropping by the bakery she
slowly lets down her guard and begins to enjoy his company. Then Josef confesses he was a Nazi guard at a
concentration camp and needs her to do something for him. Her world is turned upside down as she
discovers her history and is forced to confront evil and forgiveness. This well-researched novel is sure to leave
you with a different perspective on
right and wrong. Be sure to add bestelling author (and queen of the ethical dilemma and twist of an ending) Jodi Picoult's newest novel, The Storyteller, to your spring reading list!
