Two estranged sisters. One prophetic heirloom. A world on the brink of darkness.

Born in Brody, Poland, Eva Siegling and Freda Behm were once inseparable—until jealousy splintered their bond. Eva, haunted by visions, marries Gustav, a Jewish professor dismissed from Freiburg University as Hitler rises to power. With nowhere else to turn, Eva and Gustav flee to Brooklyn, seeking shelter with Freda, now a disillusioned theater singer. Their reunion is brittle, shadowed by old wounds and unspoken grief.

The only thread still binding them is a golden menorah—cast during the Spanish Inquisition by a rabbi who may have embedded within it a prophecy meant to sustain the persecuted. When the menorah is stolen, its absence ignites a search led by private investigator Lee Marshall, plunging him into a web of murder, Nazi occult obsession, and the violent underworld of Murder Incorporated. Every hand that seizes it for power, profit, or ideology pays a price. Through every theft, every death, every failed attempt to control it, the menorah exposes the darkness in those who covet it—and preserves the hope of those who honor it.

Stolen Light is a haunting tale of fractured family, prophetic legacy, and the fragile hope that flickers even in history’s darkest hour.