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Sixteen-year-old Ottilie von Faber inherits the A. W. Faber pencil factory in 1893. Obedient to her grandfather's will, she marries without love, and after five births and twenty years, she leaves the marriage for a secret love - at a high price.
A monumental novel about World War II and the Holocaust told from the perspective of an SS officer, exploring evil, guilt, and the moral limits of human nature.
Growing up as a boy in New York in the 1930s in a Jewish family of Russian origin, with plenty of other autobiographical elements.
Sixteen-year-old Elizabeth Drummond travels to Australia to marry a wealthy cousin. A loveless marriage, a gold rush, a powerful mistress, and a search for happiness in the wilds of New South Wales.
The first part of Gall's saga follows seven children born on January 1, 1900 in different parts of the world and shows how the beginning of the 20th century divides them from birth by class, power, and destiny.
An autobiographical novel about the unusual mother Elsa, a Jewish intellectual from Berlin, whose turbulent life, loves, and free choices shape the fate of her family on the eve of Nazism.