Our Daughters' Last Hope: A WWII Story of unexpected Friendship across Enemy Lines, when two Mothers seek to save their Children's Lives - Stock, Elaine
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A mesmerizing story, set during one of the world's most harrowing carnages, of two mothers as they cross enemy lines for the sake of their daughters' futures.

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A mesmerizing story, set during one of the world's most harrowing carnages, of two mothers as they cross enemy lines for the sake of their daughters' futures.
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Elaine Stock writes Historical Fiction, exploring home, family and friendships throughout time. She enjoys creating stories showing how all faiths, races, and belief systems are interconnected and need each other.Inspired by her paternal heritage from Brzeziny Poland, Elaine wrote We Shall Not Shatter, Book 1 of the Resilient Women of WWII Trilogy. The novel has earned the Historical Fiction Company 5-star and "Highly Recommended" Review and won the Finalist Award in the Historical WWI-WWII category of the Historical Fiction Company 2021 Contest. Book 2, Our Daughters' Last Hope, features what becomes of Herta, a character from Book 1, and her family, in Amsterdam. Book 3, When We Disappeared, is the story about Herta's daughter within Nazi Germany. The audiobook for all three books of the Trilogy will be produced by Tantor Media. Although multi-published in award-winning Inspirational Fiction, and a past blogger and online magazine contributor, Elaine now pens novels for the general reading audience. She is a member of Women's Fiction Writers Association and The Historical Novel Society. Born in Brooklyn, New York, she has been living in upstate, rural New York with her husband for more years than her stint as a city gal. She enjoys long walks down country roads, visiting New England towns, and of course, a good book.