The German Daughter

By: Marius Gabriel

Narrated by: Hannah Brown

A stolen child. A terrible wartime secret.

Norway, 1940. Seduced by Nazi propaganda, Liv offers herself to the German High Command as war reaches rural Norway. She has something very special that they want in Berlin - but the personal cost will be terrible. Can she survive what she did as a naïve young woman in 1940?

England, 1968. Agnes, orphaned by the war, has grown up happy in the quiet wealth of the English countryside, raised by her adoring grandfather to be a perfect lady. But when he suddenly dies, she unveils a secret that changes everything. Agnes is not who she thought she was - and she is not safe.

Will Agnes pursue deep-buried secrets and put herself, and others, in danger? Will the truth set her free?©2024 Marius Gabriel (P)2024 Bonnier Books UK

What a wonderful story

I just finished this book and I am so sad it’s over. It was an extremely satisfying story filled with rich characters and so much history. I really liked the narrator too, her voice was soothing to listen to and her accents were excellent. I thoroughly enjoyed this and will look for other novels written by this author and/or narrated by this narrator.

such incredible angels the author took. things you wouldn't consider from the standpoint of the Pro Nazi's.

excellent book- must listen to understand. Pro Nazi angel- different from other books..showing all sides of german life.

3.5 stars

I really liked this book. It made me want to learn more about Germany after the war and how it was divided and then eventually reunited. I did feel like the end was anticlimactic and rushed compared to the detail the author put into the rest of the story. I figured what happened would happen, so there were no surprises.

Strength of the characters s as

The war from a different perspective and females who assume leadership roles from an unsuspecting background.

Great story!

Did not like the readers voice at all. But the story held my interest so I stuck with it and was glad I did.