Karina Sokolov - Wife. Mother. Disgraced Russian secret police pawn. Her state-sponsored husband chose Nazi Germany over his country and family, abandoning Karina to the SS and their two children to a death camp. Hawk Morrison - American soldier, formerly of the 106th Infantry, known as the Lions of St. Vith. A former prisoner of war, he doesn't feel like a lion. He's seen far too much of the death camps to feel anything but subhuman. When Karina stumbles into Hawk's base camp only days after both of their liberations - a desperate flame for peace is kindled. But the war never seems to end for these two... In the aftermath of World War II as the lines of the Cold War are drawn with the new boundaries of the Soviet Empire, Neo-Nazis make a final desperate stand for their evil fuhrer's martyred cause, and Hawk and Karina race across the post-apocalyptic landscape of war-torn Europe in search of her missing children.First in the family saga series Red Trouble. - -Content We live in a world which is still overshadowed by the events of World War II and the Holocaust also called the Shoah, perpetrated from 1933 to 1945. ( The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum) This novel is meant for storytelling purposes. Glorification of evil or denial of human suffering is not the intent.All writers and storytellers know that to glorify evil and promote human suffering is not the purpose of story, but the reality of propaganda. Art should destroy lies - not protect them.This novel, if a movie would most likely be rated R or PG-13 due to scenes and situations - Historically accurate depictions of the Holocaust or Shoah and World War II- Depictions of trauma, and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder- Human trafficking and domestic violence- Children in peril, death and miscarriage- Historically accurate depictions of Governmental Tyranny and genocideAnd will probably not adhere to diversity standards, because of historical accuracyAs a fiction writer, characters may have or express views that the author may or may not agree with. This is particularly true of historical beliefs and behaviors now deemed offensive. All content should be taken within its fictional historical context and not misinterpreted to fit any modern agenda.A. R. Mitchell is a fiction author, not a mental health professional. Her job is storytelling. If you are triggered by any of the content (listed here or unlisted), please seek out knowledgable mental health resources and qualified individuals to help you process and find healing.