Part love story, part wartime thriller, part coming-of-age struggle, the book is a compelling real-life reminder that the human story is not over when the war ends.

"Upon first reading the wartime letters of Katherine and Conrad Netting, I was thunderstruck.  Theirs was a story unlike anything I had ever encountered before ...  His fate adds a poignancy and resonance to the larger account, and the astonishing 'after-story' brings it all to the present day."

                                    --  Andrew Carroll, editor of The New York Times bestselling War Letters, in the foreword of Delayed Legacy