The Second Chance is now available from Fireborn

Cover Art by Sheri McGathy
High school's hard. It's even harder when your past--or past life--comes back to haunt you. Seventeen-year-old Max Miller has been haunted by nightmares his entire life. He struggled alone until Anneliese Keller stumbled into his life on the hospital steps at Ramstein Air Force Base in Kaiserslautern, Germany. Max thinks he's found the girl of his dreams, but Anneliese isn't sure what to think about Max. They do have a lot in common. For starters, they are both being treated by the base psychiatrist. Oh yeah, and they each believe they might be...well, reincarnated. Anneliese and Max dream of what might be their past lives. Max is confident that he and Anneliese were together in the past and are destined to be together in the future. Anneliese isn't so certain. Anneliese begins to rely on Max for support, even though she suspects something--or someone--isn't as it appears. Is Max the guy of her dreams or is he the reason for her nightmares?
What readers are saying...
This is an amazing story and one that I think should be read far and wide. It's fantastically engaging and it will be a story that will stick with me for a long time to come—in a very good way of course. You made the horror of the Holocaust much more immediate, something that very definitely needs to be remembered. And yet, you've added a wonderful romance, and brought to vibrant life Anneliese and Max / Hannelore and Maxim. You also tugged at my heartstrings. It's…fabulous!
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Kelsey rated it it was amazing (Goodreads)
The Second Chance is Liz Costanzo (Morrison)'s second R&R novel. Her first novel, Soul Mates, was an incredible read (see my review here) and I was excited to read the second one. 
As I mentioned in my review of Soul Mates, do NOT judge this book by its cover. I may just have bad taste in book covers, but this one wasn't even close to expressing the depth of this novel.
The story starts similar to many contemporary romance novels: Max and Anneliese are two American teenage military brats who m ...more​ 

Thank you so much for sharing your book, The Second Chance.”  I appreciate the historical research you have done to make the Nazi era events accurate. I assume your target audience is young adult/female?
Again, thanks for the opportunity to read your book.
Best,
Dan Reich
Curator & Director of Education
Holocaust Museum and Learning Cente
To the over six million who died in the Holocaust,
To the Department of Defense Education Activity, whose schools educate the children of those serving in the Armed Forces,
And to all of the couples who deserve a second chance.
Lesson plans and resources to support the use of The Second Chance in the classroom.
A work of historical fiction relies on numerous sources to ensure the history is accurate.