In My Enemy's House

I Survived. Protected By The Nazis That Killed My Family. Could I Ever Forgive Myself? Award-winning Novelist Carol Matas Brings Readers Into The Heart Of Nazi Germany With The Harrowing Story Of Marisa, A Polish Jew Whose Blond Hair And Blue Eyes Make It Easy For Her To Pass As A Christian. With The Nazis Ready To Herd The Remaining Jews Of Her Town Into A Ghetto, And With Her Family Either Scattered Or Dead, Marisa Takes The Papers Of A Polish Girl And Goes To Germany In A Desperate Attempt To Survive As A Polish Worker. Marisa Finds Work As A Servant For The Reymanns, A German Family That Treats Her With Respect. But She Must Never Forget That Herr Reymann Is A High-ranking Nazi. Marisa Is Hiding In Plain Sight In Her Enemy's House. This Unflinching Account Of Marisa's Dilemma As A Jew Living A Lie In Order To Survive Will Give Readers A New Perspective On The Nature Of Good And Evil, Even As It Touches Their Hearts.