It is wartime Holland, and the Nazis have spread fear and hatred across Europe. On a city corner in Haarlem, in a quiet watchmaking shop, Corrie ten Boom and her close-knit family risk their lives to hide hundreds of Jews and others hunted by the Nazis in a secret room built into the old building.

Then they are betrayed, arrested and sent to the camps. This graphic novel adaptation brings the true story to the page visually, and the format reaches readers - teenagers especially - who would not pick up the prose memoir. The account shows how even in the most desperate and loneliest places, God was present.