“Hunter did a masterful job at keeping the story moving along, making it feel like a “quick read” in a page-turning sense, even though it’s not a short or light book. Rather than the war itself, the story is more about what life was like during the war for a Polish Jewish family and Hunter’s caring attention to detail made the backdrop come alive. We Were the Lucky Ones would be a fantastic choice for anyone who enjoyed The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah.” —Sarah’s Book Shelves
9 Down, 1 to Go: Highlights from the Book Tour
An Author Panel, a Trade Review, and Sentiments from Israel
We Were the Lucky Ones Picks Up Momentum, at Home and Abroad
Retracing the Kurc Family Odyssey, Part II: Italy
Take Three: a Revision, a Shoot, and a Reading
Tracing the Family’s Footsteps: a 1,100-Kilometer Quest
Digging My Way to the Finish Line
"The Night Eight KGB Agents Burst Into My Flat"
Underground in Miami
Would You Entrust Your Child to a Stranger if it Meant You Could Save Her Life?