One Fold, One Shepherd

Marianne Muthreich grows up in prewar Germany, embracing the excitement of the Hitler Youth before witnessing the collapse of everything she knew. Separated from her family, she survives the brutal Soviet invasion of Danzig, disguises herself as a boy, and journeys across a shattered country. Amid unimaginable suffering she feels God's protecting hand, discovers the restored gospel, and emigrates to Arizona. This deeply personal wartime memoir testifies that faith can sustain the soul through hell and lead to a life of gratitude and peace.

• A teenage girl survives the fall of Danzig disguised as a boy—and credits God's hand at every turn
• A premonition kept her off the Wilhelm Gustloff the night before it sank with thousands aboard
• From Hitler Youth leader to Latter-day Saint convert: one woman's journey from darkness to light
• A true story proving peace of mind cannot be purchased at any price—only found through faith

Perfect for an adult LDS reader who loves faith-promoting true survival stories and pioneer/convert testimonies of God's hand in extraordinary circumstances.