The Bridge (Monika Ritter, #12)

Germany, March 1945. The Third Reich is collapsing—but the war is far from over.

As the Allied armies race toward the heart of Germany, Monika Ritter is sent behind enemy lines on an impossible mission: keep the Ludendorff Bridge at Remagen standing long enough for the Americans to cross. Disguised as a Red Cross nurse, she must infiltrate the German defenders and, alongside Oliver and a handful of undercover operatives, prevent them from carrying out Hitler's orders to destroy the last bridge standing across the Rhine—a single act that could prolong the war by weeks and cost thousands of lives.

Hundreds of miles away, Sarah refuses to abandon the prisoners at the Škoda Works in Pilsen. With Albert Göring risking everything to shield them from the SS, she discovers that the Nazis are preparing to evacuate the camps and force their prisoners deeper into Germany. If she cannot stop them, thousands will die on the death marches.
From the shattered streets of Remagen to the factories of occupied Czechoslovakia, The Bridge is a gripping story of courage, sacrifice, and hope in the final weeks of World War II.