Andreas Bache is a normal boy from Germany living in the years of 1940, raised in an environment to believe Nazi customs. However when he befriends another German boy his age, Joseph Engel, his original view as a national socialist is challenged, especially when he start to develop unusual feelings for him. (BTW Liebe is German for Love 😉)

* CURRENTLY BEING REWRITTEN* Pskov, Russia - Winter 1941 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 is inspired by the character from the German miniseries, Generation War. This story is a fictional reinterpretation and does not aim to portray the character or events exactly as shown in the series. While the name and visual inspiration remain the same, this version of Wilhelm is 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.

A young jewish girl promises to take care of her little sister in Auschwitz after their mother is murdered. This is a story of sisterly devotion, tragedy, and sacrifice as one girl struggles to assure her sister's future. ~Cover by LillyMagicccc - I might fix some grammar and other stuff in the book. The book is finished, however, and no more chapters are to be added.

A story of a girl. A girl that has been sheltered for most of her life from the cruelness of the outside world. But now it is the beginning of WWII, and everything around her is coming crashing down. Her family is being broken down and her once normal life is no longer a life she wants to be living in. "Bayla, please call me what you used to call me as a little girl, papa." My grandfather smiled from cheek to cheek. I love him with all my heart and happiness.

The Nazis have won World War Two and dominated all of West and Central Europe... but that's history, and military police officer Dieter Hermann would rather focus on readying officers to replace soldiers in the African Extermination Campaign than think about his country's questionable history, or his arranged marriage to the Fuhrer's daughter. Crossdressing priest Angela Romano can't think of anything but, living in constant fear of the Germans occupying the small Italian town she lives in--a fear that her twin brother Angelo encourages by all means necessary. In Eastern Europe, Melchioras Vidoskas couldn't care less about the Nazis as he prepares to be indentured to a Russian aristocrat to avoid being sent to the gulags with the rest of his family, and said aristocrat--Vladeslav Sokolov--has a few skeletons in his own closet. Meanwhile in France, Jean Francis Lafayette struggles to find an assistant to help him run his cafe; English refugee Alicen White makes the dangerous journey across the English Channel seeking safety and reinforcements; and James Cook gets off the boat from America to study French cuisine without a penny to his name.