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Dokrotka Eger was imprisoned at Auschwitz when she was 16, where she lost her parents and managed to survive with her sister. A few years after her liberation, she emigrated to America, where she spent decades working to heal from her trauma.

This book tells the story of her time in the concentration camp and her liberation, the story of her self-healing and the role played by Viktor Frankl, a psychotherapist and Auschwitz survivor, as well as the stories of her patients whom she helped through difficult moments.

«This is a universal message of hope and possibility for anyone trying to free themselves from pain and suffering. Readers who are held captive by an unhappy marriage, a destructive family, a job they hate, or the barbed wire of beliefs that limit them, trapping their minds, will learn from this book that they can choose joy and freedom no matter what their circumstances."

Philip Zimbardo, psychologist, bestselling author of «The Lucifer Effect»