by Mark Newhouse (Author)
How much would I risk to save my wife? Everything.
As the Nazi noose tightens, the Jewish leader of a Holocaust ghetto must do what it takes to save the two-hundred thousand trapped. Written by the son of Holocaust Survivors and based on the historic events of The Chronicle of the Lodz Ghetto (Yale University Press, 1984), this romantic thriller asks what you would have sacrificed to be one of the few to survive.
The first book of the International Award-Winning trilogy will take you on "an emotionally riveting account of life inside the ghetto" (Kimberlee J Benard, 5 Stars Readers' Favorite). Reviewed as "Anne Frank's Diary for the plight of the Lodz ghetto" (Rita Boehm, Award-Winning Author), read the first chapter of the story that will have you saying, "Never again to anyone..."
Awards- Grand Prize Fiction Series - Chanticleer International Book Awards
- First Prize - Hemingway Wartime Series - Chanticleer International Book Awards
- Book of the Year - Florida Writers Association Association Royal Palm Literary Awards
Selected Reviews
"What Ann Frank's Diary did to put a face to the plight of Dutch Jews in WWII, The Devil's Bookkeepers does for the Jew in the Lodz ghetto, " Rita Boehm, Award-Winning Author
"We need this book now more than ever, " Wanda Luthman, Award-Winning Author
"...an emotionally riveting account of life inside the ghetto... You cannot read this story and remain unaffected," Kimberlee J Benart, 5 Stars Readersí Favorite
"...a riveting, emotionally charged novel... an amazing accomplishment... This is a must-read..." Louis Emond, English Professor