The Light in Hidden Places by Sharon Cameron

But instead of a lunatic, Katharine discovers a genius inventor with his own set of childlike rules, who is employing a village of nine hundred people rescued from the workhouses of London. When a rumor that her uncle is squandering away the family fortune surfaces, Katharine Tulman is sent to his estate to have him committed to an asylum.

Cameron nobly adds to a meaningful legacy by sharing a story that must never be lost or forgotten.Read now! The Dark Unwinding by Sharon Cameronįrom the #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Light in Hidden Places comes a delicious and twisty tale, filled with spine-tingling intrigue, juicy romance, and dangerous family secrets. An insightful author’s note includes photos, documents, and more background information on Stefania. The book weaves through time periods, offering a well-rounded sense of Fusia’s experiences. Sharon Cameron depicts a spark of hope and kinship amid the darkness, underscoring Fusia’s tenacity, determination and spirit. Although the thirteen Jews survived the war (Fusia and Max eventually marry) the story is intense and full of close calls, depicting the thin line between life and death and the risks that Fusia and Helena faced. Constantly under threat, tensions rise even higher when the SS occupy the neighborhood, even residing in Tatarska 3 for a period of time. Fusia even procures a job and sells items on the black market to provide for the group. Fusia rents a house, Tatarska 3, where she and Helena work tirelessly to hide thirteen Jews. When Max Diamant, one of the sons, escapes a labor camp, Fusia takes on the harrowing task of hiding Max and several other family members and friends. Additionally, Fusia is left to care for her young sister Helena after their mother is forced to relocate to a German work camp.

Fusia works to sell goods, putting herself in danger in order to procure money, often sneaking into the ghetto to provide the Diamant family with food. After the Germans invade in 1939, Fusia moves in with the family until they are forced to relocate to a ghetto. Over the next three years, Fusia grows close to Mr. At thirteen, Stefania (“Fusia”) Podgórska, a Polish Catholic girl, leaves her impoverished, rural home to work in a shop owned by the Diamants, a Jewish family in Przemsyl, Poland. Based on a true story, this riveting book chronicles a young woman’s heroic efforts to hide Jews during the war.

The Light in Hidden Places by Sharon Cameron