This story is well written, I'm not attacking the writing itself. Using the holocaust as a backdrop for a fictional love story is something that when done correctly could work, but when done wrong, it's an insult to the memory and legacy of the survivors and this was so wrong I quit reading to keep from exploding. When using the holocaust, even in fiction, still requires the author to be historically accurate and this book failed so miserably. Men and women did not sleep in the same barracks, for example, they were not allowed to wake up at their leasure, they were starved, tortured, beaten and murdered. .not treated as mere prisoners but treated like. .no worse than animals