But why won’t Annelise let her take her picture? A burgeoning photographer, Jordan is always looking to snap pictures of her family. Her father marries this woman, Annelise, adopting her child as his own, but Jordan can’t fight the sneaking suspicion that Annelise isn’t quite what she seems. Jordan McBride is a Bostonian teenager whose father falls madly in love with a secretive German woman with a mysterious past. After taking down numerous bad guys, he decides to target the one he’s really after–the Huntress–the woman who murdered his brother.

He works with his partner Tony to find and capture Nazi war criminals. Ian Graham is a former British war correspondent turned Nazi hunter. But when she joins the Night Witches, she finds her true love – the sky. The novel follows her in the years before joining the Night Witches, revealing to the reader just how harsh it was to grow up in an isolated rural region in Russia. Nina is a Russian pilot, and, according to the book’s blurb, the main character. Told from three unique POVs, the three stories are also set at different times – one before and then during World War II, one that begins a year after its end, and one set in 1950. The Huntress follows three seemingly disparate storylines across the length of the book. After the war, she joins forces with Nazi hunter Ian Graham to hunt down the elusive Huntress… Plot But when Nina crosses paths with a Nazi murderess, The Huntress, she barely manages to escape with her life. Badass, reckless, and a little crazy, Nina was a member of an infamous regiment called the Night Witches, which comprised solely of women fighter pilots.

Nina Markova was a female bomber pilot in World War II.

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