Mother Daughter Traitor Spy

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In June 1940, as France falls to the Nazis and Britain faces imminent threat, many Americans remain oblivious to the war's impact. Recent college graduate Veronica Grace and her mother, Violet, seek a fresh start in Los Angeles. After a career setback in New York, Veronica takes a typing job, only to discover she's working for a notorious Nazi propagandist. This revelation exposes her to the dark realities of her new city, where German Nazis are actively recruiting Americans for their cause. When the FBI dismisses their concerns, the Graces turn to an old friend who connects them with L.A.'s anti-Nazi spymaster. Determined to gather evidence against the California Reich, they go undercover. However, as Pearl Harbor changes everything and President Roosevelt declares war, they realize the plots they're uncovering are more dangerous than anticipated, and a single misstep could have dire consequences. Inspired by a true mother-daughter spy duo who thwarted Nazi schemes in Los Angeles during WWII, this narrative explores themes of family, duty, and the courage needed to confront terror, raising important questions about America’s moral responsibilities.