A Nazi's daughter falls for a Jewish childhood friend.
Very Good Condition – Light shelf wear with minor cover creasing and slight page edge tanning. Binding is firm and overall in very good condition.
Leipzig, 1930s Germany. Hetty Heinrich is, by every measure, the perfect German girl — her father an SS officer, her brother in the Luftwaffe, her own devotion to Hitler unquestioning. Then there's Walter: blond, blue-eyed, the boy who once saved her life and her brother's closest friend — and a Jew. As antisemitism tightens its grip on their city and neighbours turn against neighbours, Hetty finds herself falling deeply in love with the one person her world has taught her to despise. Torn between everything she's been raised to believe and the man she can't stop loving, Hetty must decide how far she is willing to go — and how much she is willing to risk — to save him. Told through Hetty's own eyes as her convictions slowly unravel, this is a powerful, beautifully written story of first love, moral awakening and quiet courage set against the terrifying rise of Nazi Germany.
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