A Most Dangerous Innocence

The story follows 16-year-old Judy Randall, a Catholic girl grappling with her Jewish heritage, as she becomes fixated on the belief that her despised headmistress is a Nazi. As Judy's obsession grows, she embarks on a reckless quest to uncover the truth. Set against the backdrop of early World War II, the narrative explores themes of childhood guilt, innocence, loyalty, and the strength required to stand alone in the face of adversity.