by Ellen Marie Wiseman · Editorial Bóveda · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788415497332
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«You must flourish where you have been planted», her grandmother advises Christine Bölz, a seventeen-year-old maid. But she wants to know that world that is beyond her town, barely glimpsed thanks to music, books... and Isaac Bauerman, the son of the wealthy Jewish family for whom she works. The future they both dream of sharing will run into obstacles more insurmountable than their social origin. Under Hitler's regime, new laws are passed in Germany that prohibit Christine from returning to her job and having any relationship with Isaac. But she will face the wrath of the Gestapo and the horrors of Dachau in her eagerness to be with the man she loves, to survive the horror and, finally, to preserve the truth. An unforgettable novel about courage and decision, about the atrocities and suffering of war and the determination not to give up hope.
