Margot's Secret
by Roberta Kagan
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Pub Date Jan 10 2024 | Archive Date Jan 05 2024
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Description
Amid the chaos of Hitler's conquest of Europe, a family teeters on the edge of utter destruction.
Trudy is still obsessed with her sister's husband, Max. But Max is torn between his loyalty to his wife, Margot, and giving in to Trudy, who might turn him in for the murder of her husband, the SS officer Rudolph.
Margot is on the run, hiding from both the Nazis and her own sister, who is threatening to expose her as a Jew. After the violent confrontation with Rudolph, she loses the child she was carrying and seeks refuge with Ben, the Jewish man she has always loved.
As the war reaches its climax, the fate of these four characters will be decided by love, betrayal, and sacrifice. Will they find happiness amid chaos, or will they pay the ultimate price for their choices?
Margot's Secret is a whirlwind of emotion and suspense, weaving the intricate tale of how far people will go for love and survival.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Paperback |
| ISBN | 9781957207612 |
| PRICE | $16.99 (USD) |
| PAGES | 286 |
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Featured Reviews
Rebecca S, Reviewer
Phenomenal book! I read it in 2 days flat! I could barely tear myself away from it. Ms. Kagan is to be congratulated. This is the second book I have read of hers and it's wonderful! :)
Caroline P, Reviewer
A great installment on the Margot story, and I can’t wait for the next one. However, a lot of Roberta Kagen’s female baddies seem to be the same person with different names, they all have the same motivation, selfishness, for what they do to hurt others, I know people are inherently selfish, but was Nazi Germany really populated by selfish, self-centered, jealous women?
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