War Torn Book 3 The Aftermath

The year is 1946, and the aftermath of war still haunts humanity.
In the heart of Paris, Mueller finds Frances; she is pregnant. He finally confesses his love for her, and they prepare for their future together.
Germany is now an occupied and devastated country. Many cities have been destroyed by Allied bombing. There is a shortage of food, and the harvest of 1946 doesn’t look promising. The once great nation must now face the daunting task of rebuilding and regaining acceptance on the world stage. But before that can happen, those responsible for the atrocities of the Nazi regime must stand trial and face justice.
At Schonen Felder, Mueller and Frances’s peaceful life is threatened by the haunting memories of the war, the lingering danger of roaming misfits and opportunists, and the pressure of Mueller’s new post at the Nuremberg Doctors Trial.
Will their love be strong enough to overcome past and present traumas and enable them to build a brighter future for their family?
If you enjoyed “The Nightingale” by Kristin Hannah or “All the Light We Cannot See” by Anthony Doerr, you won't want to miss the final part of this gripping tale of love, war, and redemption.