So I loved how there were multiple stories going on throughout this novel. It's modern day, but reverts back to historical fiction. The history part is all about the Holocaust, which the main character's grandmother endured. She is faced with difficult decisions, and I'm not going to give too much away because I would definitely give this book a high recommendation to read yourself. It might seem a little puzzling at first, but just hang in there because all the pieces tie together. There's even a surprising twist at the end, and I kept asking myself - why? You'll know what I mean after you read this great book about asking yourself and others for forgiveness.
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