Ellie Midwood Books in Order

Mila comes to New York from Russia chasing freedom and reinvention, only to find a much harsher city than she imagined. Her story traces work, survival, and self-discovery on the city's edges.

Annalise is already playing a deadly double game when grief pushes her toward revenge. To strike at Heydrich, she must work dangerously close to Ernst Kaltenbrunner, a man she neither trusts nor fully understands.

Born and raised in Bensonhurst, Renzo grows up fast in a world of neighborhood codes, petty crime, and mob-adjacent bravado. It is a rough, funny, restless coming-of-age story with real bite.

In prewar Berlin, Annalise Meissner, a Jewish ballerina living under false papers, is swept into espionage after marrying Heinrich Friedmann. Together they try to save lives while hiding inside the machinery of the Reich.

As Nazi Germany collapses, Annalise must choose between escape, loyalty, and the future promised by the Allies. The end of the war brings freedom, but not an end to consequence.

Emilia is a young Jewish woman whose life narrows from ghetto streets to the camps. Faced with brutal choices, she fights to protect herself and the people she loves without losing the last pieces of herself.

From a cell in Nuremberg, Ernst Kaltenbrunner looks back on the choices that made him a powerful Nazi. The novel follows his rise through Austria and Germany without softening the darkness of that path.

Ernst's story continues as war, power, and private obsessions pull him deeper into the Reich. With prison and the past closing in on each other, the cost of every compromise grows harder to escape.

In occupied Paris, siblings Giselle, Kamille, and Marcel are pulled into very different battles against the invaders. Love, fear, and resistance bind their fates together as France falls under Nazi rule.

The fight moves from Paris to Lyon, where resistance cells, collaborators, and spies crowd every street. Blanche and her allies must decide what they are willing to sacrifice for a country still under occupation.

Soviet interpreter and sniper Kira Miloslavskaya falls in love with German officer Werner Suss as Europe tears itself apart. Their romance crosses enemy lines and keeps colliding with war.

With the resistance battered but unbroken, the fighters in occupied France face betrayal, terror, and the long wait for Allied landings. The war is turning, but the Gestapo is getting more dangerous.

Four young pilots enter flight school in 1938 dreaming of the freedom of the sky. As the war spreads across Europe and beyond, loyalty, friendship, and illusion are tested to the limit.

A small Czech resistance team is ordered to assassinate Reinhard Heydrich, the Hangman of Prague. The novella follows the fear, urgency, and sacrifice behind a mission that offers almost no second chances.

Helena arrives at Auschwitz expecting death, but a guard's impulsive choice spares her life. Their forbidden bond unfolds inside the camp, where survival, guilt, and love are painfully entangled.

Deported to the Minsk ghetto, young Ilse joins the underground and clings to life. Then an impossible bond with a German officer forces her to weigh love, survival, and betrayal.

In 1920s Berlin, Margot is pulled back from despair and into the city's wild creative life. Her path leads to photographer Paul Schneider and the set of Fritz Lang's Metropolis, where art and politics collide.

Weimar Berlin looks glittering again, but danger is gathering beneath the surface. When Margot is asked to help the German communists and Goebbels begins his rise, staying neutral is no longer possible.

In ruined Berlin, Auschwitz survivor Tadeusz works with American intelligence to track a fleeing SS officer. To find him, he must win over the man's daughter, who still believes the lies she was raised on.

Alma Rosé is forced to conduct the women's orchestra at Auschwitz, a role that can save lives even as it serves the camp. Music becomes both weapon and refuge in a place built to erase hope.

In Berlin in 1939, Libby runs from her Nazi-allied family and is drawn into the resistance by Harro, the man she loves. As surveillance tightens, separation may prove as deadly as arrest.

Mala Zimetbaum uses her position as an interpreter to help fellow prisoners survive Auschwitz. When she falls for resistance fighter Edward, they dare the unthinkable and plan an escape together.

At Munich University, Sophie Scholl finds allies, love, and purpose in a student resistance cell. As leaflets spread and the Gestapo closes in, every act of defiance becomes a final test of courage.

In 1943 Berlin, Margot joins the wives protesting outside Gestapo headquarters after her Jewish husband is seized. Their love story becomes a public act of defiance in the heart of Nazi Germany.

Sent to Mauthausen after helping a Jewish friend, a young Viennese woman finds love in the camp and then discovers she is pregnant. To save her baby, she may have to surrender the child she fought to keep.

In occupied France, Dora Schaul infiltrates the Gestapo as a secretary and smuggles names to the resistance. Every typed letter and casual office routine could expose her and cost her life.

Nurse Orli is forced to work beside Josef Mengele at Auschwitz, where every day brings new horrors. She and the women around her risk everything to hide children and outwit the camp's most feared doctor.

Deaf physicist Mina is taken to Berlin because the Nazis want her mind for their atomic program. She must decide whether to help them survive the war or sabotage a weapon that could kill millions.

American photojournalist Maggie Sullivan enters Germany in 1944 with a camera and a secret past. When evidence points toward her own family, her mission to expose the camps turns painfully personal.

In 1933 Berlin, Aurelia sees the world closing around her Jewish husband, Max. Separated by fear, power, and family ties to the regime, she must decide what she is willing to trade to keep him alive.

After surviving a plane crash that kills the stranger beside her, a woman tries to rebuild her life in a new apartment. Then the notes start arriving, and survival begins to look like the beginning of a trap.