Heather Morris - A three sister

The new novel from the author of The Auschwitz Tattoo and Cilka's Journey, the final volume of the trilogy, is about courage and an unbreakable bond that gave hope in hopelessness

As little girls, Cibi, Magda and Livi make a vow to their father that they will always take care of each other, no matter what happens. When, years later, in 1942, fifteen-year-old Livi is deported by the Nazis from the Czechoslovakian town where they live, Cibi, who is only four years older, keeps his word and accompanies him to Auschwitz to protect him or die with him. Meanwhile, seventeen-year-old Magda is hiding at home with her mother and grandfather, trying to avoid being rounded up by the Nazis, but it will soon be her turn.
In the midst of the horrors of the death camp, the three brothers, who have now found each other again, almost die of starvation and the robot, the cruelties of the guards. But then they make another promise. They vow to stay alive by clinging to each other. They will fight to survive the hell of Auschwitz-Birkenau, then the death march across war-torn Europe, and everything that lies ahead.
The novel is based on a true story, the events also affect the stories of Lale, Gita and Cilka. The Meller sisters, two of whom still live in Israel today among relatives and friends, have chosen Heather Morris to tell and recreate their story in the pages of her wonderful new bestseller, The Three Sisters