International Best Seller US: Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #79,836 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store) - #91 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Literature & Fiction > World Literature > Jewish - UK: Amazon Bestsellers Rank: #29,342 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store) - #12 in Kindle Store > Books > Literature & Fiction > World Literature > Jewish - #16 in Books > Fiction > Religious & Inspirational > Jewish - #65 in Kindle Store > Books > Literature & Fiction > Historical Fiction > European Mystery, betrayal, murder, and passionate love were things Sofia Lazar only experienced as a movie producer. All of that changed after her grandmother's sudden death when she comes face to face with an unwanted revelation contained in a tattered box. The meager contents of the box take her back to her childhood and the fantastic bedtime stories that Abuela, her grandmother, used to tell her of a heroic warrior girl named Franzisca. Now, two decades later, fragments of Franzisca's stories creep back into Sofia's life, tying Franzisca and her grandmother to an unknown past. With the memories of her childhood bedtime stories to guide her, Sofia sets out to piece together her grandmother's mysterious history, leading her to discover the truth behind her life. Set against the backdrop of World War II Romania, the immigration of Nazi criminals into South America, the later years of the Military Regime in Argentina during the 1980s, and present-day California, Franzisca's Box is a story of war that ultimately affects three generations of women who will never find peace until they call for a ceasefire in their own wars and surrender to forgiveness and love.