It's 1940, and the Nazis have thickened the laws against the Jews. However, this Jew is different. Her name is Marie and the most unlikely thing happened, she fell in love with a Nazi. This is an act punishable by death; but nothing can come between love, can it? Ranked #2 in Holocaust (July 2019) Ranked #1 in Jewish (September 2019) *Warning: contains violence, sexual content, mild profanity and some mature content* Rated: 14+

She was a kind, everyday girl imprisoned under the tyranny of the Nazi regime. He was the self-righteous son of one of the most powerful men in the Third Reich. What kind of war will break out when these two worlds collide? - Suppression and subservience are being forcibly integrated into the life of Hana Amsel; a selfless and arguably naïve girl who has somehow found herself victim to the tyrannous and despotic rule of the Nazi Party homed in Germany. Though she insists that nothing could be worse than losing her home, freedom, and ability to proudly call herself 'German', her patience and implausible kindness are put to the test when she is forced to work for the man who spent a night violating her virtue. - Trigger Warning: Some scenes may be triggering for certain audiences with mentions of murder, suicide, rape etc.

Her hair cascades down her body, golden brown locks coming together in curls at the small of her back. She turns her head and I see her face; her eyes are a deep blue. Like an ocean that swallows me whole. Then she turns around, her back once again facing me. Her tiny body shakes. Whether it is from pure fear, sheer anger, or malnourishment, I don't know. The familiar buzzing sound begins. She holds herself tall and proud as hair falls in sheets to the ground, and winces silently as blood slowly trickles from where the razor nicked her on her scalp. "26031. Follow me."

Book #2 of the Song Series As Long As You Love Me ~ Justin Bieber ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "As long as you love me, we could be starving, we could be homeless, we could be broke." Our hearts were jagged, torn and fractured but they were all we had left after we ran. I saved her life but she gave me life. She saved me in every way a person can be saved. For that I loved her; I adored her. But I guess our love was the forbidden type. She was the forbidden type. Germany 1938. Under the strict laws of the Nazis, people were forgetting morality. She didn't. People forgot about friendship and family. She didn't. People forgot about feelings. She certainly didn't. I was head over heels for her before I even realised it. But that was dangerous - too dangerous with more at stake than just our lives. Tension rose, heartbeats shook, fear reappeared and love faded. So we ran. "As long as you love me, I'll be your platinum, I'll be your silver, I'll be your gold." ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Book written by Amina and Zaina

Brilliant and headstrong, Adèle Roche is a Jewish-born Frenchwoman. She has a loving family, but they're taken from her when they are deported from their hide-out in an attic, and she becomes the only remaining survivor of her family after escaping the clutches of the Nazis. Then there's Michael Armbrüster. An SS officer, who spots the fiery red-haired Adèle when she is running away. He's enthralled, completely forgetting she is Jewish. What does he do? Take her in to his home, as a personal companion. He may have fallen in love with the poignant young Jewish woman, but that didn't stop him from taking out his ways on others when he needed to. He wasn't above it, until Adèle came into his life. What will make of these two? This couple that would never cross paths unless tested by the faith of God himself. Can man change for an enemy? Maybe, if he loves that enemy enough.

By a mere telegram Sophie's world has changed forever! Now a war widow, she is raising her son alone. Her faith is shattered and anger replaces her tears. How can she move forward when she's lost her way? Then, on the second anniversary of her husband's death, in walks a stranger, the dark haired soldier who wears a mysterious star around his neck. But like she, his burdens lay deep and he struggles with his own faith. Together, they form an unconventional bond. Thus the love story begins! But it all could end by a community that wishes to tear them a part? Friends and even family are filled with prejudice and hate, ultimately conspiring against them. It was dangerous to love so strong, and could prove fatal if they didn't stop.

17-year-old London native Amy Smith never thought for a second that she could have so much more out of life. She was content to sit in her backyard garden under her white rosebush, avoiding her family and spending time with her unwelcome German-born boyfriend, 18-year-old Andreas Hartmann. However, the year is 1940 and all German citizens in England are being rounded up and hauled off to internment camps. Terrified for his safety, the young lovers flee together, only to be separated by German bomber planes. Amy's only hope to see the love of her life again lies in the hands of a 17-year-old Russian teen named Ivan Kozlov, the mysterious, complex, and seemingly dangerous leader of a network of teenage spies that live in underground tunnels throughout England. But as Ivan gets his hooks deeper and deeper into Amy's heart, she is torn between her loyalty to Andreas and the endless charm that Ivan presents. To make matters worse, all is not well in Ivan’s paradise. She herself is soon caught up in playing a significant role in something that has the potential to destroy all Ivan’s ever lived for. These two seemingly unrelated events soon come together in a most undesirable way, with one very unlucky girl caught in the middle. Amy has a choice to make: Andreas, the man she’s love since she started high school, or Ivan, a very disturbed, lonely boy that desperately needs companionship... Book one of a three-part series.

a story in which a Nazi and a Jewish girl fall in love.

When Lena's life gets turned upside down by one of history's most tragic events, she has no idea what to expect. But she could have never imagined love... (The holocaust was a horrible time in our history, this story is in no way making it okay. I'm just trying to bring a lightness to a terrible event that never should have happened.)

January 1945. Western Poland. Three very different people are at the start of their individual, life-changing journeys. Anja Köhler, the daughter of a high-ranking Nazi official and proud German citizen, is slightly apprehensive about moving to Finland with her family. Blind to the true situation of a now-crumbling Germany, she doesn't quite understand the reasons behind why they're leaving in the first place. Leib Abramovich, an unofficially-declared Jewish orphan living under the alias Adolf Eilert, nervously counts the seconds between now and the long road to freedom in neutral Sweden. Traveling alone by train, he is full of worry as to what his fate may be if his fellow passengers find out who he truly is. Józef Drzyzga, the revenge-driven son of a once-prestigious Polish politician, tentatively works to destroy Germany's lifeline of supplies in hopes of winning his country back once and for all. He's been tightly held under Germany's grasp for long enough, and without his sacrifice, he knows that the chances of seeing his family again are very slim. Three different people, Three different perspectives, Three different stories. One accident pulls them all together.