The Librarian of Oslo

The powerful story of WW2 resistance and rescue

9780749033378

352 pages

Allison & Busby Ltd

Paperback / softback $14.95

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Overview

When Nazi forces invade Oslo, quiet librarian Liv Dahl becomes an unlikely resistance leader, risking everything to safeguard secrets and lives. As danger tightens around her, Liv must outwit Gestapo agents, protect hidden allies, and navigate a forbidden romance with a mysterious spy. But when betrayal strikes and Liv is deported to Ravensbrück concentration camp, survival becomes her only mission.

An unforgettable heart-wrenching story of a woman who dares to resist, and the quiet heroism that changes the course of lives including her own.

Author Bio

Anna Normann is the pseudonym of authors Anan Singh and Natalie Normann who have been writing together in Norwegian for many years. Anan was born in India and had his first short story published at fourteen. Natalie grew up in Norway and has always been fascinated by the country's period of occupation. She is a prolific historical romance writer in her native language and more recently published two contemporary Norwegian-set romances in English. The Silent Resistance was their first collaboration in English.