World War two in Europe brought about evil developments. So When A young German College Student whose father was a high-ranking Nazi SS officer was attending college in France, he unexpectedly ended up falling in love with a lovely Jewish French girl. Having months earlier, he fled to France to escape the clutches of the evil of his father and his kind. So he's left with a complicated life-changing decision when Germany unexpectedly ends up invading France while he's still abroad. The question at this point is, does he stay with the new love of his life, knowing the risk it would entail if he were to? Understanding full well what the Nazis were capable of doing, and if the Germans were victorious over France, understanding what would likely end up happening to the woman he loves, as well as her family. Or should he leave her behind in France? Understanding it would be impossible to bring her back to Germany with him. Also, knowing if he does end up fleeing back to Germany, his father would surely immediately force him to enlist in the Army. The question is, whatever he decides to do, can these two lovers end up surviving the true perils of the war? If you loved "Wartorn love," than my sequel, "Forbidden Love in the heart of the Third Reich"