At the Wolf's Table: A Novel
A young woman becomes a food taster for Adolf Hitler, facing constant danger and moral conflict while struggling to survive in wartime Germany.
About This Book
At the Wolf's Table follows a young woman thrust into an extraordinary and dangerous role during World War II.
Selected to serve as a food taster for Adolf Hitler, she must navigate the daily threat of poison and the psychological weight of her position.
The novel explores the moral complexities and personal dilemmas faced by those living under the shadow of a brutal regime.
Through quiet endurance and shifting alliances, the protagonist confronts questions of complicity, survival, and identity.
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