As the daughter of the famous actress Elizabeth Abbott, Vivian has been surrounded by movie stars her whole life. She had a few minor roles in some of her mother’s films as a toddler, but her first big break came at the age of twelve when the vibrant and talented young actress was cast as the lead in an epic trilogy of movies based on a fantasy book series about the human daughter of an ancient Greek god. Ever since then, her career has been red hot, but she hopes to break through the child star stereotype by portraying the sexy and sarcastic character Genevieve in The Silent Hunter.


In the aftermath of the Second World War, chaos and confusion dominate the European landscape, and dozens of dangerous war criminals remain at large, hiding amidst the devastation. As one of the CIA’s most brilliant and cunning agents, Genevieve Sinclair has been tasked with the job of hunting down two of the top Nazi generals and stopping them from selling their secret weapons designs on the black market. Using her smooth charm and quick wits, she must go behind enemy lines and befriend the Nazis in an attempt to gain their trust and steal their plans. Along the way, she joins forces with another spy, the mysterious and alluring agent from Britain, Edward Moore, and together they work their way into the company of the ex-Nazi military elite. As the pair gets closer to their goal, however, their working relationship takes a far more intimate turn, culminating in a passionate and steamy romance. But when Genevieve suffers a minor flesh wound in a shootout at their hotel one night, it becomes apparent that Edward’s feelings for her are interfering with the mission, and she sets forth to finish the job alone, abandoning her partner just before the final leg of the assignment. But will she be able to successfully navigate perilous post-war Europe alone? Or will her brash arrogance and fierce independence prove to be her downfall?