Recently Published Books

The Berlin Wife’s Choice

“I love you more than life itself. But you’re not safe. If you weren’t married to me, you wouldn’t suffer like this, terrorized by the yellow star on my chest. I could never live with myself if something happened to you—because of me.” Berlin, 1939. Edith Falkenstein once lived a fairytale life. Falling in love with Julius introduced her […]

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The Berlin Wife

Germany, 1930s: Edith holds the letter in a trembling hand, her eyes fixed on the eagle carrying the terrifying symbol in its claws. The summons from the Gestapo is everything she has dreaded for months. She tells herself she has nothing to fear. She has done nothing wrong… In this heartbreaking story based on real events, […]

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Memorial Rampe Bergen Belsen

Holocaust Memorial “Rampe Bergen”

Probably everyone knows about the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp, but there’s another smaller memorial nearby. The “Rampe Bergen” or Train Loading Ramp Bergen. The monument made of unused railtracks marks the entrance to the hiking trail leading to the Rampe Bergen Memorial. The ramp itself cannot be accessed, because it’s on military grounds, but the memorial […]

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Munitions Factory in Malchow

When I was outlining the second book about Margarete, the Jewess hiding from the Nazis right under their noses, I found the perfect location for her to wait out the war: Plau am See, a quaint little village in the Mecklenburg Lake District about two hours drive from Berlin. Since I like to visit the […]

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Jewish Museum Berlin Libeskind Buliding

Jewish Museum Berlin Libeskind Building

During my recent trip to Berlin, I visited the Jewish Museum with the adjacent Libeskind building that tells about the Holocaust in four different spine-chilling installations. Even from the outside you get the shivers, just looking at the titanium-zinc façade with the narrow window slits. American architect Daniel Libeskind called his design “Between the Lines“. […]

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About the Author

Marion Kummerow is a USA Today Bestselling author of historical fiction.

She was born and raised in Germany, before she set out to "discover the world" and lived in various countries. After many years abroad she returned to Germany and settled down in Munich where she's now living with her husband and two children.

After dipping her toes with non-fiction books, she finally tackled the project dear to her heart. UNRELENTING is the story about her grandparents, who belonged to the German resistance and fought against the Nazi regime.
It's a book about resilience, love and the courage to stand up and do the right thing.

Since then she has started writing the War Girl Series. Intended as a trilogy, she grew so fond of the characters that she's now plotting book 12 in the series.