A Sister’s Vow

World War II Brave Women Fiction, Book 7

By: Adiva Geffen

Narrated by: Renita Jacobs

From the bestselling author of Surviving the Forest and My Sister’s Keeper comes a brand-new phenomenal story of resilience and love.

There is nothing stronger than a promise between sisters. Not even a war.

Lyon, 1941. As Nazi forces march steadily through France and Jewish families seek refuge from persecution, seventeen-year-old Juta wakes one morning to find her sister, Sara, gone. And when Juta discovers that Sara has been wrongfully accused of espionage and arrested by German soldiers, she traces it all back to one man. A cruel, obsessive man who believes himself scorned by her family and who will stop at nothing to see them suffer. Arno.

Despite Juta’s desperate bid to free her sister, she finds she is too late. Sara has been subjected to a horrific interrogation from which she will never recover.

With the urge for revenge burning in her veins, Juta leaves behind everything she knows and vows to bring her sister’s tormentor to justice. Joining the French resistance, she rises in the ranks, biding her time, waiting for a chance to face Arno once more.

Juta will endure anything to keep the vow she made to her sister. Even if it means giving up her own freedom. Even if it means forfeiting her life."

©2023 Adiva Geffen (P)2025 eBookPro

The main story was good.

The Ursula story was very childish and was detrimental to the book. I was also not impressed with the narration. All of the female characters sounded the same, as did all of the Male characters. The narrator's French pronunciation was an assault to the eardrums.

Great story

It was a bit of a slow start but a very very good story! I enjoyed it!

A Sister’s Vow

This book was mesmerizing. I couldn’t put it down. There were so many parts in this book. I have read many WWII books and yet I still learned many things about the war, I highly recommend this book! The characters are great and the storyline is tremendous!

Amazing narration.

The narrator brings you right into the story, making you feel part of it. The story captivates you.