Knight is ready to do whatever it takes to find Brigitte to fulfill his childhood promise. When Daniel Knight asks for her help in searching for a person he lost contact with during World War II, she accepts even when she isn’t sure whether it’ll be a success. She has an emotional and private investigation in a related World War II espionage story, which is why Knight hires her. In the present day, Quenby finds a purpose in her career, but even with her success as an investigative journalist, she has always felt that big break story is out of reach. They all cared about running to save their lives, just like Dietmar’s parents had taught him to do. They then parted way at some point, and he didn’t think of is whether she would disappear for good and go to places far from his reach. Upon witnessing this, Dietmar grabbed Brigitte’s hand and started to run since he had enough proof that there were in danger. They see their parents interrogated one day and their houses knocked down. While growing up, their kingdom was a treehouse with a fantastic view of the forest and the back yards of their homes, and they spent most of their daytime there.

Dietmar is a young warrior leading the knights who swore to keep the ten-year-old Brigitte ‘Princess’ safe. Dietmar separates himself from his friend, thinking she’ll be safe, hoping that’s the best thing to do. The author takes the reader back to July 1940, where Dietmar and Brigitte, his friend, run for their lives. Love Finds You in Liberty won as the best novel in Indiana, while Memories of Glass and Catching the Wind were on the final list for Christy awards in the historical fiction genre. She weaves both contemporary and historical fiction stories with bits of romance and suspense in them. Some of her novels, including the Chateau of Secrets, have won Carol Awards awards, while Catching the Wind won the Audie 2018 Inspirational Fiction award. Melanie Dobson is a historical fiction award-winning author.

Where the Trail Ends by Melanie Dobson