About the Book:
Natia has a secret—and she’s hiding him right beneath her captor’s nose.
In 1943 Poland, the Nazis have forced Natia and Teodor from their peaceful farm to the harsh confines of a labor camp. When the couple is separated, Natia is chosen to be the housekeeper for the camp’s overseer, and Teodor is sent to work in the factory. Despite the strict camp rules—and the consequences for disobeying them—Natia finds a way to communicate with Teodor by sending messages through song as she passes Teodor’s dormitory.
The stakes get higher when Natia finds a Jewish orphan on the overseer’s doorstep. She is determined to protect the boy and raise him as the child she and her husband were unable to bear—but if her German captors discover how much she’s hiding, both she and Teodor may pay the ultimate price.
About the Author:
Bestselling author Liz Tolsma has the best job in the world – that of an author. She has penned four WWII novels, several prairie romance novellas, and an Amish novel. She is a popular speaker on such wide-ranging topics as courage, faith, preserving our family histories, adoption, and marriage. In addition, she also works as a freelance editor.
She is married to her high school sweetheart, and they settled next to a farm field in Wisconsin. The Lord blessed them with three children through international adoption. Their son, born in Vietnam, is grown and serves as a U.S. Marine. Their oldest daughter, born in Korea, has just entered college. Their youngest daughter, born in the Philippines, has multiple disabilities but is a source of much laughter and joy in their home.
When she’s not in front of her computer, she enjoys walking her hyper Jack Russell terrier mix, reading, working in her large perennial garden, kayaking, and camping with her family.