A Place to Hide

In "A Place to Hide," award-winning author Ronald H. Balson tells the poignant story of Theodore "Teddy" Hartigan, a well-off young man assigned to the U.S. Consulate in Amsterdam during the rise of Nazi Germany. As he processes visa applications for desperate refugees, Teddy confronts the grim reality of the Holocaust and resolves to take action, risking his own safety to rescue those in peril. Alongside his girlfriend Sara, he adopts an orphaned girl and becomes involved with underground groups, highlighting the transformative power of courage and compassion in the face of atrocity.