When All the Girls Stopped Singing

A journey into war, family, and the cost of telling the truth.

When Zora Monro's mother dies, she leaves behind a revelation that shatters everything Zora believed about herself: she was adopted and her origins trace to a country being torn apart by war. Zora abandons her work as a spokeswoman for a human rights organization and travels to Sudan in search of her blood relatives. The journey opens a dangerous web of shifting alliances, unbridled greed, and state-sanctioned violence.

Guided thr...