She picked up a trinket in the grass… and woke up in Ravensbrück. Alin was twelve, spoiled, modern, and bored on a school trip—until a cursed relic ripped her from present-day Switzerland and hurled her into the living nightmare of a Nazi concentration camp. Stripped of everything, even her name, she survives not through magic, but sheer, aching humanity.
Uwe is fourteen, a quiet student at a sorcery school built on painful truths. When he finds a girl in the forest wearing a striped dress and a camp tattoo, everything he knows begins to fracture.
Brutal, heartbreaking, and fiercely original, Return from Hell shatters fantasy tropes and time-travel clichés with a story that is both a scream for justice and a whisper of impossible hope.
Once you open this book, it won’t let you go. And once you meet Alin, you’ll never forget her.
Series: Chronicles of the Graswangtal School of Witchcraft #3 Genre: Fantasy, Time Travel Year: planned Pages: 302 ISBN: