This is the story of Rosemarie Näther Cummins, who came of age in Hitler’s Germany, lost everything precious to her in World War II, and then married a tall, shy G.I. from Nebraska who brought her to the United States. The same force of will that saw her through the war also helped her support her husband’s successful battle with alcoholism and with him raise three daughters – who did their best to repay her with tender care as she died of lung cancer, at age 75. Any readers who have watched a loved one fight addiction, face terminal cancer, or cherished a deeper connection to their parents as one adult to another, will see themselves in this book by Rosemarie Cummins’s middle daughter.
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