Immerse yourself in the captivating story of In His Father’s Footsteps, by Danielle Steel, which explores survival, courage, ambition, and the bonds between three generations of a family.

In Germany, 1945. As the Americans liberate the Buchenwald concentration camp, among the survivors are teenagers Emmanuel and Jakob, who fall in love despite the trials surrounding them. With the help of others, they manage to reach New York, determined to build a new life on the Lower East Side, working exhausting and low-paying jobs.

Decades later, Jakob has achieved enormous success, showing his son, Max, that America is indeed the land of opportunity. Max is a Harvard graduate with friends from the world's wealthiest families and chooses the perfect bride to start the perfect American family.

Max's luxurious lifestyle is unfathomable to his cautious, old-fashioned parents. Only after the birth of his children and with a failed marriage, he fears that his wife is keeping secrets. Disoriented and afraid, Max must learn what it means to compete with his parents' ideals—and discover what is truly important in life.

Pages: 432, Year of Publication: 0611, Dimensions: 13x13cm