Beautifully and wonderfully written true story. I felt the story really kept to the details of the likeness of the characters. It was a great page turner and at times I cried, I smiled, I hoped. Heather Morris beautifully encompasses the likeness of Auschwitz and the story of the tattoowier. I never truly knew where the prisoners got there numbers but now this has truly opened my eyes, my heart and the story of a man and a woman destined for love. A lot of problems and obstacles behold the characters but through and through they battle and hope and make there way. I’m really looking forward to reading the next story ‘Cilka’s Journey’. I love a true story with wonderful meanings and this goes without saying, this book speaks for itself.