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Tras El Éxito Del Best Seller Internacional La Niña Alemana, La Segunda Novela De Armando Lucas Correa Narra Un Nuevo Episodio Desconocido De La Segunda Guerra Mundial. Basada En Hechos Reales, La Hija Olvidada Es La Crónica De Una De Las Atrocidades Más Terribles Cometida Por Los Nazis En La Francia Ocupada; Una Conmovedora Saga Familiar Sobre El Amor, La Supervivencia Y La Esperanza Contra Todas Las Barreras. Nueva York, 2015. A Los Ochenta Años, Elise Duval Recibe La Llamada De Una Mujer Que La Devuelve A Un Tiempo Y Un Lugar Que Había Abandonado En El Olvido. Elise, Una Francesa Católica Que Llegó A Nueva York Al Finalizar La Segunda Guerra Mundial, Descubre Así Que Las Cartas En Alemán Que Una Desconocida Traía De Cuba Fueron Escritas Por Su Madre Durante La Guerra. De Repente, Siete Décadas De Secretos Salen A La Luz.,Berlin, 1939. The Dreams That Amanda Sternberg And Her Husband, Julius, Had For Their Daughters Are Shattered When The Nazis Descend On Berlin, Burning Down Their Bookshop And Sending Julius To A Concentration Camp. Desperate To Save Her Children, Amanda Flees Toward The South Of France. Along The Way, A Refugee Ship Headed For Cuba Offers Another Chance At Escape And There, At The Dock, Amanda Is Forced To Make An Impossible Choice. Once In Haute-vienne, Her Brief Respite Is Interrupted By The Arrival Of Nazi Forces, And Amanda Finds Herself In A Labor Camp Where She Must Once Again Make A Heroic Sacrifice. New York, 2015. 80-year-old Elise Duval Receives Messages From A Time And Country That She Forced Herself To Forget. A French Catholic Who Arrived In New York After World War Ii, Elise Is Shocked To Discover That The Letters Were From Her Mother, Written In German During The War. Despite Elise's Best Efforts To Stave Off Her Past, Seven Decades Of Secrets Begin To Unravel.