autobiographical memory

"A middle-aged woman in the 1960s looks back on her life as a single woman and on the men in her life"--.

Joop, inspired by his long-absent brother's return to Amsterdam, confesses his memories of World War II to his sibling and reveals the dark secret that has shaped and scarred his entire life--that he was the one who betrayed Anne Frank and her family to the Nazis.

Presents a novel based on the premise that Peter Van Pels, who lived in the annex with Anne Frank during World War II, survived the Holocaust and moved to America.

A boy on the verge of manhood is used as a pawn in the illicit affair between a beautiful aristocrat and the working class farmer she loves.

Joop, confronted by a brother he has not seen in sixty years, confesses a secret from his childhood that has scarred his entire life--that as a boy, in his desire to please his father, he set in motion the events that led the Nazis to the hiding place of Anne Frank and her family.