Until Saturday, August 29th, my Holocaust novel, ‘The Last Secret of The Soul’, is available for a free promotional Kindle download. Download your free copy today and read it at your leisure. You don’t need a Kindle device.
‘The Last Secret of The Soul’ (receiver of 51 Amazon five star reviews and top four bestseller in the ‘Jewish Literature’) is a moving and unforgettable story of one boy's desperate search for a place to call home in a world torn apart by war.
Ten-year-old Feitel, a Jewish boy at the tail end of the Second World War, arrives at a concentration camp and is separated from his mother. With only her last words 'Find somebody to look after you' to guide him, he is forced to navigate a hellish landscape of not only the last days of the Nazi regime but the horror that comes after it. Alone and adrift in the horror of a country and society in absolute ruin, Feitel draws on all his resilience and courage to make his way across Poland and Germany, seeking a place of safety in Berlin. How can a boy hope to find a family – the smallest unit of society – when the entirety of society has been laid to ruin with mass starvation, no economy and a hostile Red Army advancing on Berlin?
'A compelling tale of the trauma of war and the ties that bind us from a born storyteller at the top of his game.' Jon Stock.
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‘The Last Secret of The Soul’ (receiver of 51 Amazon five star reviews and top four bestseller in the ‘Jewish Literature’) is a moving and unforgettable story of one boy's desperate search for a place to call home in a world torn apart by war.
Ten-year-old Feitel, a Jewish boy at the tail end of the Second World War, arrives at a concentration camp and is separated from his mother. With only her last words 'Find somebody to look after you' to guide him, he is forced to navigate a hellish landscape of not only the last days of the Nazi regime but the horror that comes after it. Alone and adrift in the horror of a country and society in absolute ruin, Feitel draws on all his resilience and courage to make his way across Poland and Germany, seeking a place of safety in Berlin. How can a boy hope to find a family – the smallest unit of society – when the entirety of society has been laid to ruin with mass starvation, no economy and a hostile Red Army advancing on Berlin?
'A compelling tale of the trauma of war and the ties that bind us from a born storyteller at the top of his game.' Jon Stock.
‘Compelling’. J.S. Monroe