Bluebird

Eva arrives in New York in 1946, having fled the ruins of Berlin. The city she finds is a place where influence counts for more than conscience and where half-truths circulate freely. She carries knowledge of Project Bluebird, a monstrous experiment conducted inside the concentration camps that could shift the balance of global power. Both American and Soviet agents are determined to get their hands on it, though neither should be trusted with it.

Eva did not cross the Atlantic to chase secrets or influence. Her purpose is narrower and more personal: she wants justice from a Nazi who has slipped beyond her reach.