The Tower House.
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I was stunned, I was gripped, I was very moved...
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An unputdownable read for fans of The Tattooist of Auschwitz , We Were the Lucky Ones and The Alice Network .
A poignant and gripping novel about bravery, loss and redemption during the Second World War.
But, when she finally finds the abandoned house, she opens the door to a forgotten story, and to secrets which will change everything: past, present, and future...
Separated from her family and betrayed by her country, Nina\'s last hope is to trace her family\'s history in the ruins of the past her grandmother ran from.
Nina \'s heart pounds as she steps into an uncertain future carrying a forged passport, a few bank notes, and a scribbled address for The Tower House taken from an intricate drawing she found hidden in her grandmother\'s wardrobe.
Forty years later.
It\'s a deadly game, and eventual exposure is a certainty, but Magda is driven by a need to keep the man she secretly loves safe as he fights against the Nazis...
But Magda is leading a dangerous double life, smuggling secrets out of the office.
As secretary to the leader of the SS, Magda spends her days sending party invitations to high-ranking Nazis, and her evenings distributing pamphlets for the resistance.
Germany 1940.
And of the next woman to walk its empty rooms, whose courage in the face of evil could alter the course of history...
Of the family who laughed and sang there, until the Nazis tore them from their home.
Down a secluded path, hidden by overgrown vines, the crumbling villa echoes with memories.
The Tower House
