The Kommandant's Girl

Nineteen-year-old Emma Bau has been married only three weeks when Nazi tanks roll into Poland. Soon she is separated from her husband and forced into the ghetto with her family. After a narrow escape aided by the resistance, Emma assumes a new identity as Anna Lipowski and enters the heart of danger—working for the Kommandant, Georg Richwalder, a high-ranking Nazi officer. As war engulfs Kraków, she becomes entangled in espionage, survival, and an unlikely emotional bond—with devastating stakes. 

Pam Jenoff’s debut novel is vivid, emotionally powerful, and based in part on real events, exploring courage, identity, love, and betrayal during one of history’s darkest times

Condition: Very Good. with The Bookstore stamp on first inside page