Finding Rebecca

by Eoin Dempsey

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Pub Date Oct 28 2014 | Archive Date Nov 25 2014

Description

Nothing could keep Christopher and Rebecca apart: not her abusive parents, or even the fiancé she brought home after running away to England. But when World War II finally strikes the island of Jersey, the Nazi invaders ship Rebecca to Europe as part of Hitler’s Final Solution against the Jewish population.

After Christopher and his family are deported back to their native Germany, he volunteers for the Nazi SS, desperate to save the woman he loves. He is posted to Auschwitz and finds himself put in control of the money stolen from the victims of the gas chambers. As Christopher searches for Rebecca, he struggles to not only maintain his cover, but also the grip on his soul. Managing the river of tainted money flowing through the horrific world of Auschwitz may give him unexpected opportunities. But will it give him the strength to accept a brave new fate that could change his life—and others’ lives—forever?

Revised edition: This edition of Finding Rebecca includes editorial revisions.

Nothing could keep Christopher and Rebecca apart: not her abusive parents, or even the fiancé she brought home after running away to England. But when World War II finally strikes the island of...

A Note From the Publisher

Eoin Dempsey was born and raised in Dublin, Ireland. He moved to the United States in 2008 just in time for the economy to collapse. Embarking on a long period of unemployment and living with his very patient in-laws, he began writing what would become his first published novel, Finding Rebecca. He now teaches computer science to elementary school children in Philadelphia, where he lives with his wife.

Eoin Dempsey was born and raised in Dublin, Ireland. He moved to the United States in 2008 just in time for the economy to collapse. Embarking on a long period of unemployment and living with his...