What There Was Not To Tell: A Story of Love and War

What There Was Not to Tell is a book about World War II unlike any other you will ever read. Here is what Dayton Duncan, author of The Dust Bowl and The National Parks: America's Best Idea has to say about this book: In What There Was Not to Tell, Edie Clark sets out to fill in the details of the gaping hole that was created in her family's life by the death of a man she never met. What she discovered is a riveting story that is tragic yet triumphant, uniquely personal yet universal. This is a surprising and thoroughly compelling tale of how a single casualty of war can set off chain reactions of heartbreaking loss, undying love, and unshakable loyalty across multiple generations. At the same time, it is an incredible piece of family detective work that keeps taking unexpected twists and turns.