Nazi Germany. World War II. Chaos and destruction lingering around each and every corner. These are dangerous times for a girl on the run... Forced to flee her home, a young Jewish girl finds herself in Poland where she sacrifices her life and name in order to survive. To fight. For her freedom. For her right to live, to love...

SEQUEL to You Broke My Heart Again Anastazja Adamaiak struggles with her move to America as she faces more tragedy, loss, and isolation even after leaving her home country of Poland. As she fights to survive in a new world, she finds herself smitten with richest man in New York City. She experiences a new type of life-one without financial struggle, diamonds, name-brand clothes, and socials crowded with New York City elites. As she climbs, she learns to mold to this new life, indulging in the pleasures it brings. But what will happen when Anastazja's past unexpectedly surfaces? Will she be able to mask it and move on with her life, or will the rage that's been building from all the pain finally explode? "I'm no longer a helpless little girl; I'm a woman scorned."

After escaping from police custody, Clover tries to piece his life back together. Determined to return to home and be reunited with his family, he has to first elude the country wide man hunt. Will he be able to resist his old ways in order to remain undetected? After hearing that Colin has escaped, Summer and Becca prepare themselves for the inevitable; Clover is coming back for them. Will the police and their families be enough to protect them? Clover's coming back and he's determined to prove to the girls; 'You'll always be mine'.

// My jaw clenched as I glared at the pin. He stepped closer, and closer still until I had to look up at him. I forced myself to maintain eye contact despite the intense urge to look away. ''Accept this, Edith,'' he said in a low, stern voice. ''For both our sakes.'' // A love story set in Nazi Germany.

*Disclaimer: This book was originally written in 2018. I am currently in the midst of rewriting the book. The first four chapters are from the original book. Every chapter following suit is a new rendition.* Pskov, Russia - Winter 1942 The Germans came quickly. They stayed even longer. Eighteen year-old Katja is left alone when her brother leaves to fight for the Red Army. By the time winter settles over Pskov, her town is already occupied. Its streets patrolled by enemy soldiers, its people starving, its familiarity stripped away piece by piece. Survival becomes her only goal. Until she meets him. Wilhelm Winter, a young German officer stationed in occupied Pskov, never imagined the war would look like this. A lover of Russian literature and music, he finds himself trapped between orders and conscience, and the lines between right and wrong begin to blur. A single act of kindness, a pair of gloves offered in the snow, binds their lives together. What begins as fleeting glances and stolen moments grows into something far more dangerous. In a city ruled by fear and suspicion, Katja and Wilhelm navigate hunger, loss, desire, and the unbearable weight of loving the enemy. Every meeting risks exposure. Every choice carries consequences that neither of them can escape. As winter deepens and the war demands more blood, they must decide whether love can survive under occupation or whether it will destroy them both. * Wilhelm Winter and Friedhelm Winter are characters inspired from the German miniseries, Generation War. This story is a fictional reinterpretation and does not aim to portray the characters or events exactly as shown in the series. While the names and visuals inspiration remain the same, this version of Wilhelm and Friedhelm are written for this story alone. All other characters and events are original creations. *This story is intended for mature audiences and includes depictions of violence, sexual content, and strong language.

The year is 1927, and all is not well in war-ravished Germany. Nine years after the end of the Great War, dark times still cloud the country - but who has the heart to tell that to Peter, a young boy of the suburbs? Growing up innocent, there is nothing to stop his happy memories from forming: birthdays, friends, markets, and, mostly, Rebecca. The year is 1936, and Hitler will not bring glory to Germany. Three years before the beginning of the Second World War, Peter knows that. Grown up and defeated, Peter no longer thinks of Rebecca. Until he finds her huddled in an alleyway, a Jew and an outcast.

For months Summer is trapped in a cellar with the man who took her - and three other girls: Rose, Poppy, and Violet. His perfect, pure flowers. His family. But flowers can't survive long cut off from the sun, and time is running out...

I HAVE NO RIGHTFUL CLAIMS OF THE PRISONER OF NIGHT AND FOG, ALL CREDIT GOES TO ANNE BLANKMAN Daniel's perspective of Prisoner of night and fog Warning: MENTION OF ABUSE, ANIMAL ABUSE/DEATH, ANTISEMITISM, NAZIS I would like to mention that some chapters might be short since Daniel isn't in any of the chapters, so I have to make do with what we have, and I tried to extend it. This is just a retelling, so I have rewritten the book to suit Daniels perspective. I've added things in (Like some conversations, or actions) that weren't written, but only when there's a time skip, and in away it hopefully alines with what is written. I've also had to write things in, so we have some understanding of what happened to Gretchen, like when they went to the doctors or when Gretchen was out of town, I've just added lines so you can know what happened with her (Although Gretchen does explain what happens, it's just not written, so it's just 'Gretchen explained what had happened') If you read my other books about the series, you'd know who these people are, you have a better understanding of the fanfictions.

TRIGGER WARNING: This story mentions suicidal thoughts and contains themes of violence, abuse, and sexual assault/harassment. Anastazja Adamiak is a seventeen-year-old girl living in Poland when it's invaded by Germany. With hiding Jews, taking care of her disabled and widowed father, and carrying the weight of her town's survival on her back, Anastazja is bound to break. The only thing she has left is the love in her heart. But what happens when the one you fall for is the one destroying you? "There's a fine line between man and monster, but it seems like I've fallen for both."

Maria, a married Frenchwoman living in Nazi-occupied Hautmont in the Second World War, is in need of a unique kind of love. Who would've thought that uniquely forbidden love comes in the form of a devilishly handsome Nazi Lieutenant? (Inspired by Suite Française)