Praise for We Are Only Ghosts "The well-woven narrative conveys Charles's personal horrors of the Holocaust while delicately probing his messy entanglement with Berthold. Thanks to an unusual premise and complex morality, this stands out in the crowded field of Holocaust fiction."- Publishers Weekly "I was mesmerized by this gorgeously written novel that explores the psychological cost of survival with unflinching honesty and unwavering compassion. We Are Only Ghosts will take you on a riveting journey through unimaginable loss and corrupted love toward its ultimate destination of healing and repair." -- Kim van Alkemade, New York Times bestselling author of Counting Lost Stars "Told from the important and often overlooked perspective of a young gay man imprisoned in the Nazi concentration camps, We Are Only Ghosts evocatively portrays how the things that happen to us, both tragic and beautiful, shape who we are, and how we have the power to choose who we become in spite of our suffering. This gripping testament to the strength of the human spirit will both haunt and inspire you." --Ellen Marie Wiseman , New York Times bestselling author of The Lost Girls of Willowbrook "Profound, moving, and absolutely timely, We Are Only Ghosts shows how our identity determines destiny. Charles is gay, Czech, Jewish; as a teenager, he was ghettoized and subjected to the depravity of the Third Reich.

In adulthood he discovers the courage to confront the ghosts who return to haunt him, including that of the boy he himself had once been. I'm still pondering the questions posed by this touching novel." --William di Canzio, author of Alec "Engrossing, unpredictable and unputdownable. Meticulously researched, this intriguing tale of obsession and revenge spans three decades and two continents. We Are Only Ghosts is a fascinating and intelligent novel that reads like a thriller--with complex, tragic characters you won't soon forget." --Kevin O'Brien, New York Times Bestselling Author of The Enemy at Home.