Heather Dune Macadam Books in Order

Rena Kornreich arrives at Auschwitz on an early transport of Jewish women and is reunited with her sister Danka. Their memoir follows years of imprisonment, mutual protection, and efforts to help others, showing the enduring bond that sustained them through systematic cruelty.

Detective Devon Halsey investigates an apparent murder and suicide involving her best friend and the friend’s artist husband. Evidence conflicts with what Devon knows of them, while Buddhist clues and unresolved personal history lead her and her detective boyfriend toward hidden layers of betrayal.

Will hopes a magic mirror will help when ordinary life starts going wrong, but the mirror has its own ideas and refuses to grant wishes. Their comic adventure follows a boy seeking solutions from an enchanted companion that proves just as uncertain as he is.

Nearly a thousand young Jewish women leave Slovakia in March 1942 believing they are bound for factory work. Instead, they are deported to Auschwitz. Drawing on survivor interviews and historical research, Heather Dune Macadam reconstructs their lives, friendships, ordeals, and struggle to survive.

A Catholic Resistance fighter and a Jewish woman fall in love in Paris as Nazi occupation narrows their possibilities. Drawing on family letters, archives, and interviews, this history follows a relationship challenged by prejudice and disapproving families amid wartime resistance, persecution, and artistic life.

Five women form a swimming club in Sag Harbor, sharing intimate conversations about family, desire, and the struggles in their lives. When a coastal storm brings tragedy, their friendship becomes essential to facing grief and finding a way forward.