The Seamstress of Auschwitz: A WWII Historical Fiction Novel

Germany, 1932 Sara Schönflies, a young Jewish woman from a line of gifted tailors and seamstresses, finds her world shattered by the rise of the Nazi regime.When Sara and her sisters are transferred to the Auschwitz-Birkenau death camp, their talent becomes a lifeline. Their survival hinges on sewing beautiful dresses for the wives of SS officers and Nazi dignitaries.Amidst the horrors and suffering, Sara's determination, her sisters' unwavering courage, unyielding defiance, and the unexpected friendship with a member of the Sonderkommando become beacons of hope.From displaced persons camps to the distant shores of Palestine, Sara's heartrending journey continues as she searches relentlessly for the man who had once saved her life.Fans of Heather Morris (Three Sisters and The Tattooist of Auschwitz ), Kristin Harmel (The Book of Lost Names and The Forest of Vanishing Stars ), and Roberta Kagan (The Pact ) will enjoy this gripping tale of survival, sacrifice, sisterhood, and unbreakable love inspired by actual events.*** Readers are loving this absolutely gripping, heartbreaking story of WW2!***"An absolutely heartbreaking story from one of the worst times in world history. I was in tears for most of this book... Sara’s story is based on countless real stories of what happened in to Jewish families in Germany and the Nazi concentration camps in the 1930s and 1940s." —NetGalley Review"... a phenomenal, edge-of-your-seat, heart-rending journey of one woman born into a family with a special gift that turns out to be life-saving. Reminiscent of "The Tattooist of Auschwitz", this story weaves through the terrifying time of WWII all the way to Palestine. I loved every second of it and could not put it down." —NetGalley Review"This poignant and gripping WWII historical fiction novel skillfully weaves together the harrowing experiences of survival, courage, and resilience. The author's prose is hauntingly beautiful, capturing the essence of human suffering and the indomitable spirit that refuses to be extinguished." –Goodreads Review"This was an excellent historical fiction story! If you are a fan of The Tattooist of Auschwitz, you will not be disappointed with this... intense and heartbreaking. A must read!!! –Goodreads Review Read more