The Mapmakers' War: A story of courage, sisterhood, and secrets in the shadows of WWII (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798298448130)

In a house full of secrets, the most dangerous one is the truth.

Washington, 1941. Behind closed doors of the War Department, twenty-three women labor in silence, charting the maps that will guide American forces across the Pacific. Eleanor Hayes, a brilliant young cartographer, draws lines that mean the difference between life and death-while desperately searching for her missing brother, a Marine lost in the Solomon Islands.

As Eleanor and her fellow mapmakers uncover hidden truths, they are forced to risk everything-career, loyalty, even freedom-to protect the men they love and the country that depends on them. In a world where every line drawn can alter history, their courage becomes the only compass.

Blending historical intrigue with emotional depth, The Mapmakers' War is a sweeping tale of resilience, sacrifice, and the extraordinary women history almost forgot.

✨ Perfect for readers of Kate Quinn, Kristin Hannah, and Martha Hall Kelly.