The Light at Midnight

A Historical Thriller Set During the Holocaust

By: Tom Reppert

Narrated by: Patricia Santomasso

Tragedy and terror threaten one brave Jewish girl during the Holocaust in this inspiring war story about never giving up.

Fourteen-year-old Rivka Resnik survives the brutal massacre of her family in Lithuania, only to spend the rest of the war fighting as a partisan against Nazi forces, then surviving as a prisoner in Auschwitz. Finally rescued and sent to America, Rivka soon faces the SS officer who commanded the death squads that murdered her family. Now, it is Rivka’s turn to become the hunter.

In this historical thriller set during the Holocaust, author Tom Reppert masterfully depicts one young woman’s harrowing experiences across Europe and the United States.

©2020 Helen's Sons Publishing (P)2020 Tom Reppert

Critic reviews

“The Light at Midnight by Tom Reppert is, in a word, superb.... This is an emotionally charged work that you need to experience for yourself. Highly recommended.” (Morgan Hobbes, The Audiobook Review)

“A gripping rendition of a tragic era buoyed by a powerful protagonist.” (Kirkus Reviews)

“Riveting suspense from beginning to end. I highly recommend The Light at Midnight.” (Ken Fischman, author of Brooklyn Boy and Sleeping with Wolves)

Great book

Great story. It was a little hard because the narrator was hard to get ahold of in the beginning. She got better. Highly recommend.

Revenge how sweet it is.

Set during WWII with all the things that happened during that war. I enjoyed reading it from both perspectives. A Jewish girl, and American and British. Much historical content went into this book but only on the stories basis. It was a good read and kept me reading on and on.




This book
was given to me for free at my request and I provided this voluntary review.

Wonderful story

This was by far one of the most interesting WWII stories I have come across… worth the credit

Could have been Great

The story was superb, the writing and plot will presented. This could have been a great read except for the narration. The narrator, with her often breathy and overly dramatic performance made for a very difficult listen. I think a better and more appropriate narrator would have easily earned this a 5 star rating.

Sooo very good!!

This kept me so on the edge of my seat. It’s different than, Beneath a Scarlet Sky, but equally as good. The narrator did an excellent job at the pronunciations of the German language.