The Paris orphan

In 1942, American photojournalist Jessica May travels to war-torn Paris, determined to capture the truth of the conflict and the plight of its children. Decades later, in 2005, Australian curator D'Arcy Hallworth uncovers a collection of Jessica's photographs, embarking on a journey to piece together the photographer's courageous story and the secrets she kept. This novel explores the enduring power of art, resilience, and the hidden heroes of history.