Escape to Liechtenstein

Hans and Gretchen discover a young Jewish boy hiding from Nazi troops and decide to assist him in his escape from Austria. As a Jew in Nazi Germany, the life of young Jacob is cheap. But what he is smuggling is valuable beyond measure--to him, to his people, and to the enemy. To Gretchen, the Nazi can never be forgotten. They destroyed the most priceless relationship she had--and now she must fight for what she has left. Hans knows it is worth risking everything for the three of them to get over the border into Switzerland. But will that be enough?

The Search for the Silver Eagle

No longer safe in Switzerland, twelve-year-old Hans, his father and younger sister are pursued by the Nazis from Switzerland into France. They change their names to throw off the relentless pursuit of the Nazis. The family becomes involved in a daring rescue that could save France, their homeland--maybe even the free world, as they help the locals resist the Germans and rescue a downed American pilot. But the enemy covets the prize, forcing the three heroes and their friends into harrowing chases and narrow escapes.

The Incredible Rescues

In a world where men compete for recognition and honor, there are a few too busy serving to seek praise. Fourteen-year-old Hans and his younger sister, Gretchen, encounter such a person and come face to face with one of the twentieth century's greatest heroes. They trust in the Lord as they help Swedish diplomat, Raoul Wallenberg, save Jews from the Nazis in Budapest, Hungary, during the closing days of World War II.