The Violinist of Mauthausen

Occupied Paris, Berlin—devastated and reduced to ruins by World War II—and the Mauthausen death camp: this is where this moving story, filled with music, love, and devastation, unfolds.

Adrea Perez Dominguez's novel mixes intrigue, adventure, espionage, historical facts, and beautiful love that will capture the reader in its literary flow from the very first page.

In Paris, a couple is about to marry in the spring of 1940, but the Wehrmacht invades France. He was immediately arrested by the Gestapo and sent to the Mauthausen death camp because he was a Republican. She will cooperate with the Allied secret services, willing to do anything to save her fiancé's life.

Among the novel's characters is a German engineer who quit his job in Berlin to avoid cooperating with the Nazis. He travels around Europe with a violin under his arm.

Very soon, the lives of the three will become fatally intertwined...