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Thriller · 2019 · R

The Huntress

by Kate Quinn

A Soviet woman pilot, a journalist hunting Nazis, and a girl who doesn't know her stepmother's real name

For17+GenreThrillerLength546 pagesRead time~14 hoursCommunity ratings0

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Violence

A lot

WWII combat and war violence throughout; Nazi war crimes are central to the plot; some deaths are graphic

Language

Some

Some profanity throughout

Sexual Content

Barely any

Brief romantic content; non-explicit

Substance Use

Some

Significant drinking in the wartime setting — both combat stress and post-war trauma

Emotional Intensity

A lot

Strong psychological content: the nature of evil, how people become war criminals, survivor guilt, and the cost of hunting people across decades

What this book is about

Three timelines converge: Nina Markova, a Soviet Night Witch pilot with a score to settle, flying bombing raids over Nazi positions; Ian Graham, a journalist hunting war criminals in the years after the war; and Jordan McBride in 1946 Boston, whose father is about to marry a mysterious woman named Rose. Kate Quinn's WWII thriller moves with precision toward the revelation that one woman is a female Nazi war criminal who escaped justice — with the full historical weight of what that means.

Notes for sensitive readers

Reader-flagged moments and themes that may affect your experience.

WWII violence and war crimes depicted throughout

Nazi war criminal as antagonist — historical atrocities in context

Wartime trauma as sustained theme

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