"In the wreckage of 1930s Berlin, silence was survival. In 1950s Toronto, it’s a prison.

For Anna, the vibrant streets of postwar Toronto are a fragile topsoil. Beneath the surface lies a history buried in the rubble of a city that no longer exists. For ten years, she has operated under the quiet assumption that what is lost stays lost—until an impossible phone call shatters the peace she has painstakingly built. Her sister, Gerta, is alive.

But the girl who skipped over Berlin cobblestones is gone, replaced by a woman haunted by the same shadows Anna has tried to outrun. As the sisters reunite, the carefully constructed silence of their past begins to fracture. To find their way back to one another, they must excavate the secrets they kept to stay alive—secrets that now threaten to pull them back into the dark.

Moving between the atmospheric tension of pre-war Germany and the burgeoning landscape of mid-century Toronto, Bring Me Into the Light is a visceral exploration of the archaeology of memory. It is a story of how we survive the unthinkable, and the courage it takes to finally speak the truth."