GERMANY, 1933-1989 - Less than the span of a single lifetime. Yet this generation of Germans witnessed the rise of Hitler, a devastating World War, and Communism behind the Berlin Wall. Many resisted the deceptive evil from the start. Many were arrested or killed. Songs in the Night is their story.
After World War II, little has changed in Berlin. The Swastika has been replaced by the Hammer and Sickle, and the soldiers by secret police, but a life of daily oppression and fear remains. Inspired by the teachings of Joseph Schumacher, an unlikely coalition forms to sneak six disabled young people over the Berlin Wall, out of Communist East Germany. Once begun, two possible fates await them: freedom or death.
“This third tale is suspenseful and the author has done an amazing job with plot and setting.” — RT Bookclub
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