Anya searching for her family. She has traveled all across Europe in hopes she will find them. Her endless cycle of failure hasn't stopped her from giving up. She finally ends up in Leningrad and senses that this place will open the door to her past. Will she find what she's looking for?

Memories are a fickle thing, and, unfortunately, Anya has none. She knows nothing other than the hospital she lives and works at, the little information the nurses give her about her past, and her dreams. And so Anya lives in her small little world until, one day, she discovers that she might just find out what it all means after all.

Anastasia Romanov, (more commonly known as Anya) and her husband Dmitry have finally found peace. They have a comfortable, care free life in Paris, and are proud to be raising two beautiful children. And most importantly, they are free. Yes, life is good. But not in Europe. No, not in Europe, because World War ll is raging, and before long, it's reached Paris. Suddenly life is filled with uncertainty and terror. Suddenly Paris is a lot more like Russia. And for Anya, this means giving up everything in hope that one day, the war will end.

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