Description: The untold story of an isolated French community that banded together to offer sanctuary and shelter to over 3,500 Jews in the throes of World War II
Brief description: Peter Grose is a former journalist and literary agent. He is also the former publisher at Secker and Warburg. A Good Place to Hide is Grose's American debut.
Review Quotes:
"Combines solid historical research with the tension of a spy novel. In the vein of Schindler's List, A Good Place to Hide is an inspiring account of the extraordinary courage of ordinary people."--Shelf Awareness
"An enlightening story. A fascinating account of how, in a time when decency was in short supply, on the plateau it triumphed."--The American Jewish World
"This is a beautifully written tribute to their community and an outstanding contribution to Holocaust literature." --Booklist (starred review)
"Peter Grose tells this story well. It reads like a thriller, but it is a well-researched book. An excellent addition to history collections in all libraries."--The Jewish Book Council