Marion Kummerow

Marion Kummerow is a German author, best known for her historical fiction novels that explore the darker side of human history. She has received critical acclaim and rave reviews from readers for her books about the German resistance during World War II. Kummerow's characters face moral dilemmas, make difficult decisions, and fight for what is right, all while infused with humor and undying love.

Kummerow was born and raised in Germany, before setting out to "discover the world" and living in various countries. In 1999, she returned to Germany and settled down in Munich where she now lives with her family. After writing several non-fiction books, she felt drawn to the past and the subject of resistance to the Nazi regime. It took her years of courage and hard work to turn the true story of her grandparents Ingeborg and Hansheinrich Kummerow into a trilogy: "Love and Resistance in the Second World War". "Unrelenting" is the first book in this series.

Kummerow is dedicated to bringing history to life through her books. She meticulously researches the historical facts and details in her novels, visiting museums, traveling to memorials and the locations in her books, reading original source material, and consulting experts. Her stories are authentic and immersive, transporting readers to another time and place. Kummerow writes with the conviction that we must never forget the past, so it won't repeat itself. When she's not writing or researching, Marion likes to travel, do yoga, and spend time with her family. She also enjoys reading books by other historical fiction authors.