The Netherlands, 1943: Fourteen-year-old Anna's world is filled with secrets and danger when her town in German-occupied South Holland is transformed into a war zone. Trust is rare, and courage and resistance are everything. When the Nazis begin arresting local men and deporting them to work in German factories, Anna's father hides in a cramped, secret cellar beneath their home. Even the youngest of his children don't know he is there. Then Anna meets Karl, a young German translator. Against her better judgment, she is drawn to him and begins to believe he can be trusted-- especially when he keeps her father's hiding place a secret from Horst, the ruthless Nazi officer he serves. But as her feelings deepen, so do the risks. One misstep could unravel everything Anna and her family have fought to protect. Anna's War is a gripping tale of resilience, forbidden connection, family loyalties and the growing bravery of a young girl thrust into the deep shadows of war. Can Anna protect her family, or will the cost of trust prove too great in a world torn apart?