No one survives the Blood Road,
but he has to…
“Heartbreaking, powerful and hard to forget”
“When I tell you that this book is one of the best I've read in a long time, I mean it.”
“Congratulations to the author for another brilliant book!”
“I couldn’t put the book down once I started and devoured it in a weekend.”
About Linda
Linda Saether is a Norwegian/American physician, blogger, and playwright. She is intrigued by many historical eras, and writes with the goal of bringing her readers into the midst of her character's challenges and struggles. She particularly enjoys writing about women who find they have the strength and ingenuity to overcome adversity and thrive in societies often determined to suppress them.
About What We Can't Forget
What We Can’t Forget follows three young people through the horrors of WWII and into the aftermath where the world doesn’t want to remember what they can’t forget.
Brutally torn from his family and a life of privilege in Yugoslavia, Milo Ivanovic despairs when Nazis force him and his fellow captives to carve a route through treacherous terrain in the arctic north of Norway to deliver ore to the Wehrmacht. No one survives the Blood Road, but he has to…
What Readers Say
A gripping tale filled with
twists and turns, Saether's grasp on the history of the time is matched only by the breakneck speed of her story.
Read this book!!
No really, get it and read it.
A real page turner
with very interesting historical aspects, couldn’t put it down!
A great story that has opened up an interest in historical fiction for me.
I just finished reading this incredible book. Once I started it, I truly could not put it down!!!
This book delivers an absolutely delightful reading experience.
Also By Linda
The Angel of the Penny Rose
Who do you turn to when the only person you can trust is yourself?
Linda Saether’s beautifully crafted novel, The Angel of the Penny Rose, takes you on the unexpected journey of a young woman daring to create her own destiny.
Latest Blog Post
Welcome to my new author site! Check back in for blog posts about “everything writing,” “author secrets,” and more. Some of my blogs might be more extensive responses to your questions, so ask away! To see what I read, take a look at my book review blog ThePaperbackWriter.org. I particularly love dual timeline historical fiction, but there are so many…
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