In His Father's Footsteps

By: Danielle Steel

Narrated by: Dan John Miller

Length: 9 hrs and 41 mins

Publisher's summary

April, 1945. As the Americans storm the Buchenwald concentration camp, among the survivors are Jakob and Emmanuelle, barely more than teenagers. Each of them has lost everything and everyone in the unspeakable horrors of the war. But when they meet, they find hope and comfort in each other. They marry and build a happy, prosperous life for themselves and their new family, but their pasts cast a long shadow over the present. 

As the '60s are in full swing, their son Max is an ambitious, savvy businessman, determined to throw off the sadness that has hung over his family since his birth. But as Max’s life unfolds, he must learn that there is meaning in his heritage that will help shape his future....

©2018 Danielle Steel (P)2018 Recorded Books Inc

Lovely Family Saga

Makes me reflect on what makes for a solid family foundation. Is there really such a thing as a soul mate?

This story gives hope. I totally enjoyed it and could not stop listening.

YET ANOTHER TOUCHING TALE, !!!!

Yet another touching tale, This book bringing history to life as only Danielle Steel knows how to, making the harrowing events of WW2 prisoner camps a memory that we should not be allowed to forget or ignore. Love can conquer the death and destruction of families and does so in this amazing creation. Thanks DS

In his fathers footsteps.

You are pulled into this story from the beginning. Another excellent book by Danielle Steel. The narrator on this is excellent with his accents for the people in the book.

must read / listen

must read / listen loved this would like it made into a movie 5*

father's footsteps

loved it every book I have read of Daniell is been good .The story line very good .Let us not forget what people went though in those time of war

Easy listening

Historically very informative. Good realistic story, well read. This has encouraged me to listen to more of Danielle Steel. Great narrator.

Bland.

Characters one dimensional. Story disappointing. Narrator lacked feeling. I found it difficult to bother to finish the book.

This is a chronology not a character story

Really disappointed having read many of Danielle Steels books in the past and loving them. This was a chronology and there was very little point to it and little character development. The first part was better and the author should have stayed there and made a go of that.

excellent. gripping and easy to enjoy thoroughly

voice of other people , no need for it. prefer to just read. good story line to enjoy