Pam Jenoff Books in Order

London, 1953: Louise discovers a necklace in a secondhand shop and recognizes it from her Red Cross work during the war—and from the death of her friend Franny. Following the clues to Paris, she uncovers the dark story of a department store turned Nazi prison.

London, 1943: Paige Miller works at Selfridges’ book counter and falls for Danny, an American GI who stops by every day. When she realizes he’s hiding a dangerous secret, Paige must decide how far she’ll go to help—and to protect her own heart.

In 1942, Hannah Martel escapes Nazi Germany after her fiancé is killed, only to be turned away from the ship to America. Stranded in occupied Europe, she joins the Sapphire Line resistance—until her mistake puts her cousin’s family on a train bound for Auschwitz.

When the Kraków ghetto is liquidated, eighteen-year-old Sadie and her pregnant mother hide in the city sewers. Above ground, Ella Stepanek spots her through a grate and begins to help, forming a risky friendship across the lines of occupation.

In 1946 Manhattan, widow Grace Healey finds a suitcase of photographs in Grand Central and can’t let it go. The pictures lead to a ring of women agents sent from London into occupied Europe—and a mystery about why none of them came home.

After being cast out and forced to give up her baby, Dutch teenager Noa steals an infant from a train of Jewish children bound for a camp. Hiding in a German circus, she learns the trapeze beside Astrid, a Jewish aerialist with her own secrets, as danger tightens around them.

Sixteen-year-old Adelia Monteforte arrives in America in 1941, escaping Fascist Italy with nowhere to go but her relatives’ seaside home. The Connally brothers pull her into their noisy world, and a budding love for Charlie is tested as war and tragedy close in.

In rural Poland under Nazi occupation, twin sisters Helena and Ruth Nowak struggle to protect their younger siblings as neighbors turn into informants. When Helena hides a wounded American paratrooper, love and jealousy spark a betrayal that ripples far beyond their village.

In a small Polish village during WWII, pregnant Maria is left with her in-laws while her husband fights. When she finds a Jewish girl hiding in the barn, Maria risks her own life—and her child’s—to help, even as family secrets surface.

In 1941, sixteen-year-old Adelia Monteforte flees Fascist Italy alone and lands with relatives on the Atlantic City shore. A summer with the lively Connally brothers—and her feelings for Charlie—collides with the march of war, forcing her to choose who she’ll become.

Paris, 1919: Margot Rosenthal shadows her German diplomat father through the peace conference, craving freedom before returning home to a wounded fiancé. A Polish musician and a German naval officer draw her into intrigue where loyalties—and hearts—shift fast.

Philadelphia attorneys Charlotte Gold and Jack Harrington defend a financier accused of WWII-era war crimes. Their only lead is a missing timepiece last seen in Nazi Germany, pulling them into a century-spanning story where love, betrayal, and evidence are entwined.

Jordan Weiss learns her long-dead college love, Jared, is alive—and that she was lied to for years. Quitting her job, she follows clues from the French Riviera across Europe with an Israeli operative, risking everything to uncover the truth.

A decade after her Cambridge boyfriend drowned, State Department officer Jordan Weiss transfers to London and tries to outrun old grief. When she’s told the death was murder, she digs into a wartime secret—and someone powerful wants it buried.

In 1945, camp survivor Marta Nederman is rebuilding when an American soldier offers hope—until tragedy leaves her pregnant and alone. Married to a British diplomat, she uncovers signs of a communist spy, and the truth is tangled with her own past.

In Nazi-occupied Poland, newly married Emma Bau is smuggled out of the Kraków ghetto and given a false identity. Forced to work for a high-ranking Nazi as his assistant, she secretly feeds information to the resistance while trying to save her family.