SOUND OF RESISTANCE
A swing dancing American teenager is sent to live with his Nazi Uncle when his mother dies, when his Uncle turns to violence against a Jewish girl he cares for, will he risk his life to save hers?
Charlie is an American sixteen-year old from Long Island, who loves to dance, just like his mother. His life is tragically altered when his mother is murdered. He is sent away by his greedy aunt with only the clothes on his back. He journeys to live with his Uncle, Erich, a high ranking and sadistic Nazi leader in Regensburg, Germany in 1940. He becomes interested in a part Jewish girl named Edith. Unfortunately, his Uncle is interested in her too. His Uncle tries to rid Charlie and Edith of their love of swing music. Swing dancing causes them grave consequences, but also offers a place to hide. When Charlie’s Uncle turns to violence, he must decide whether he will be brave and risk his life for Edith, or sit back and watch his Uncle’s hateful wrath destroy them all.
Disclaimer: This novella has some mature language and explicit material that may be a trigger for some. The material is not gratuitous and serves a narrative purpose – to condemn Nazis as they took advantage of their power over others for their own gratification