In Bluebird, acclaimed author Sharon Cameron delivers a gripping World War II novel of secrets, survival, and hope.
 
Set in 1946, the war has ended, but its shadows linger. Eva, a teenage girl from Germany, arrives in New York carrying a dangerous secret that could change history forever. Her father was a Nazi scientist, and Eva possesses knowledge that both the Americans and Soviets desperately want. As she seeks a new beginning, Eva must decide who to trust—and how far she’ll go to make sure the truth is revealed.
 
Inspired by real historical events—including Operation Paperclip—Bluebird is both a thriller and a coming-of-age story. Cameron blends history and suspense into an unforgettable novel about survival, morality, and the choices we make in the face of evil.
 
Perfect for fans of Ruta Sepetys, Elizabeth Wein, and Markus Zusak, this book is a powerful reminder that even in darkness, there is hope.
 
🎯 Perfect For
Fans of WWII historical fiction (Code Name Verity, Salt to the Sea, The Book Thief)
YA readers who enjoy thrillers with moral dilemmas
Teachers and classrooms looking for historical fiction with real-world connections
Readers interested in Operation Paperclip and post-WWII stories
Book clubs exploring courage, justice, and redemption
 
💡 Why You’ll Love It
A fresh take on WWII fiction, set after the war during Operation Paperclip
A mix of historical accuracy, suspense, and emotional storytelling
A brave and complex heroine forced to confront the sins of her past
Themes of survival, morality, justice, and redemption
Sharon Cameron’s trademark mix of lyrical writing and gripping plot