Born into silence and raised in a world of secrets, the famous sculptor Sylvia von Fischer grew up on an Argentine estancia in a house with a hidden bunker, forbidden rooms, and three priceless paintings that did not belong to her family. Only as a young woman in California does she learn the truth: her parents are Nazi fugitives, thieves of stolen art, and architects of a life built on concealment. As history finally corners the past, Sylvia must confront not only her parents’ crimes but the fear they planted in her body since childhood. Through love, betrayal, exile, and self-invention, she searches for a life that is truly her own. A novel about art, memory, and the psychology of silence and regret, Regrets- Reborn traces one woman’s journey out of inherited darkness and into the fragile possibility of choosing her own identity. This psychological and historical novel asks a final, unsettling question: What do we owe the past—and how much of it are we allowed to release?