J.L. Witterick Books in Order

In Nazi-occupied Poland, Franciszka and her daughter Helena shelter Jewish families and a deserting German soldier under one roof. Keeping the hidden guests unaware of one another, they must outwit suspicious neighbors and the local commander.

J.L. Witterick explores how interpreting difficult events differently can change a person's response to adversity. Through an approach centered on perspective and personal agency, she considers finding constructive possibilities in circumstances that initially provoke fear or disappointment.

A young boy regards his mother as the most beautiful woman in the world. This children’s story explores the way love shapes his perception of her and the bond between a child and a parent.

Sent into the past to prevent a third world war, Bruce Meyer unexpectedly falls in love. Saving the future may require surrendering the woman he wants to remain with, leaving him caught between personal happiness and humanity's survival.

Florence Hopewell resists a drug that immerses users in ideal fantasies while society deteriorates around them. With Dey Wintergreen, she risks rebellion against a culture of escape, discovering hidden secrets as their growing love gives resistance personal stakes.