Auschwitz, 1942: This unforgettable novel, based on a true story, brings to life history\'s most powerful tale of forbidden love.
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This book was previously published as Auschwitz Syndrome.
This completely heartbreaking yet beautifully hopeful novel shows that love can survive anything and grow anywhere.
Fans of The Tattooist of Auschwitz, The Choice, and The Orphan Train will be utterly entranced by this unputdownable page-turner.
What follows is a love story that was forbidden, that should have been impossible, and yet saved both of their lives--and hundreds of others--in more ways than one.
On the spot, he orders her life to be saved, forever changing the course of her fate.
After she sings to the guard, Franz, he presses a piece of cake into her hands--the first thing she has eaten in days.
Inside the SS barracks the air is warm, thick with cigarette smoke and boisterous conversation.
Instead, he tells her that it\'s one of the guard\'s birthdays and orders her to serenade him.
As the snow falls around her, she shivers, knowing that she has been sentenced to death for a crime she didn\'t commit.
When a gray-clad officer marches towards Helena and pulls her away, she fears the worst.
Scheduled to be killed tomorrow, she is not even tattooed with a prison number.
She has twenty-four hours to live.
Helena steps off the cattle train onto the frozen grounds of Auschwitz.
Her entire body trembled when she read it: I am in love with you.
What happens next will restore your faith in humanity, and make you believe in hope even where hope should not exist I won\'t let anything happen to you, he whispered, pressing a note into her hand.
Set within the barbed wire of Auschwitz, a man and a woman fall in love against unimaginable odds.
Auschwitz, 1942: This unforgettable novel, based on a true story, brings to life history\'s most powerful tale of forbidden love
