"Livia, Cibi and Magda promise their dying father they'll stick together- a vow later tested at Auschwitz, on a so-called death march and in the postwar era. A stunning novel based on the true story of sisters acquainted with the real-life subjects of Morris's 2018 bestseller The Tattooist of Auschwitz ." --PEOPLE " Three Sisters . takes readers on an emotional roller coaster . As fascinating as the novel is, the story of how Morris came to discover the women whom she based her plot around is equally compelling." -- Hadassah Magazine "Morris ( The Tattooist of Auschwitz ) follows the real-life Meller sisters, who all survived imprisonment at Auschwitz-Birkenau and a winter death march during WWII, in her extraordinary latest. Morris skillfully chronicles the lives of the sisters from childhood to old age, balancing fictional invention with extensive research and immersion into the Mellers' lives. Readers will be greatly inspired by this story of resilience.

--Publisher's Weekly (Starred review) Praise for Cilka's Journey : "In the stirring follow-up to The Tattooist of Auschwitz , Morris tells the story of a woman who survives Auschwitz, only to find herself locked away again. Morris's propulsive tale shows the goodness that can be found even inside the gulag ."-- Publishers Weekly lisher's Weekly (Starred review) Praise for Cilka's Journey : "In the stirring follow-up to The Tattooist of Auschwitz , Morris tells the story of a woman who survives Auschwitz, only to find herself locked away again. Morris's propulsive tale shows the goodness that can be found even inside the gulag ."-- Publishers Weekly lisher's Weekly (Starred review) Praise for Cilka's Journey : "In the stirring follow-up to The Tattooist of Auschwitz , Morris tells the story of a woman who survives Auschwitz, only to find herself locked away again. Morris's propulsive tale shows the goodness that can be found even inside the gulag ."-- Publishers Weekly lisher's Weekly (Starred review) Praise for Cilka's Journey : "In the stirring follow-up to The Tattooist of Auschwitz , Morris tells the story of a woman who survives Auschwitz, only to find herself locked away again. Morris's propulsive tale shows the goodness that can be found even inside the gulag .

"-- Publishers Weekly.