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Novel set in WW2 and 1961 BERLIN (The Silence In Between)

The Silence In Between by Josie Ferguson In the Author's Afterword, she states: "Writing historical fiction comes with a responsibility to accurately portray an important time in history and thought my characters are fictional, they represent the many women who lived through both the Rape of Berlin in 1945 and the brutal division of Berlin in 1961". This is the story of Lisette growing up during WW2, having to survive the gradual destruction of Berlin, culminating in the invasion of the Russian troops, who were hell bent on destroying the women in any way they could, as they symbolised to them the hell that they were forced to endure. Lisette, because of the trauma she suffered during those years, goes on to marry a war veteran and goes on to give birth to her daughter, Elly. Fast forward to August 1961 and Lisette has given birth to a second child, a little boy, who isn't well, so Lisette takes him over to a good hospital in the Western sector. She returns home to briefly recuperate and during that very night the Berlin Wall is erected. Mother and son are now separated by concrete. Elly, who has never felt particularly loved by her mother, decides that she has the wherewithal to try and reunite the two, but it is a dangerous prospect, given the Stasi and the border controls. She has a musical gift which means she can judge people by the musical resonance she perceives in those she meets, as well as being a gifted piano teacher and this serves her well as she weaves her way towards her goal. This is a well researched novel that will set a good and credible context for the city as it is today.