Summary

Emily's teenage daughter, Susan, creates her version of the history of her mother's art collection after reading The Diary of Anne Frank and studying the Nazi era on the Internet.

She decodes the Dutch ledger, listing the art as part of the personal collection of Reichsmarschall Herman Goering.

Emily's emotional state, because of her pregnancy and her insatiable drive to find the missing art, leads her back to South America and her involvement with the drug lord that sold her the collection.

The stress level and fatigue from Emily's relentless traveling threaten her pregnancy.

Young Susan, who is charged with helping her mother to protect the unborn child, uncovers the secrets behind the graves left in the wake of the hijacking of the Goering art train.

Their reward is the legacy found in the Church of St. Anne.