Forever Fleeting

Step into the tumultuous world of pre-World War II Berlin, where fate intertwines the lives of Wilhelm Schreiber and Hannah Goldschmidt in ways they never could have imagined. As the threat of war looms ever closer, their bond deepens, defying the boundaries set by society and circumstance.

When the horrors of war finally descend upon Europe, Wilhelm and Hannah find themselves torn apart, thrust into the chaos and brutality of a world at war. From the depths of Auschwitz to the blood-soaked battlefields of Stalingrad and the shores of Normandy on D-Day, their paths diverge but their love endures, a beacon of hope in a sea of darkness.
Will fate reunite them, or will the ravages of war tear them apart forever?

Forever Fleeting is a poignant tale that captures the essence of love and loss amidst the backdrop of history's darkest hour. With meticulous attention to detail and heartfelt prose, this gripping novel seamlessly weaves together fiction and reality, offering readers an unforgettable journey through the depths of human resilience and the enduring power of love.
Prepare to be captivated, moved, and ultimately transformed by this masterful work of historical fiction.

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Great story, Hate Virtual voice!

I enjoyed the story. I love historical fiction. It bothered me that the virtual voice mispronounced some obvious words, such as 'polish instead of 'Polish. There isn't as much feeling with the virtual voice either.

All the despair encountered

I am hoping they ended up at the end. Kind of left for me to decide.

Great story... ugh, virtual voice

I loved the story, but I still hate virtual voice narration!! I think it would have been even better read by an actual voice actor!

Excellent story

This was an incredible story! Wish the narration showed more emotion and inflections. Unfortunately the virtual voice reader was so drab with mispronunciation through out.
I recommend on the story, the writers work.

The story is very well written and suspenseful.

The narrator is stilted and verges on monotonous. Important words are mispronounced. Poland becomes polish. That is just one of many.