Monday, April 27, 2026

Review of Another Soul Saved by John Anthony Miller


Another Soul Saved 
By John Anthony Miller



Vienna, 1941

Monika Graf, the wife of a wealthy Austrian military commander, steals two Jewish girls from the Nazis—a crime often punishable by death. With soldiers in rapid pursuit, a homeless Jew named Janik, a mysterious man who lurks in the shadows, helps her escape.

Unable to have children of her own, she finds a new purpose in life—rescuing Jewish children from the horrendous Nazi regime. She asks the Swiss for help, trading military secrets she gleans from her husband for the lives of Jewish children. With Janik’s continued support, she also enlists Father Christoff, a priest at St. Stephen's Cathedral coping with unexpected emotions and doubting his commitment to God. Monika quickly forms bonds that can’t be broken, feelings exposed she never knew existed. 

Relentlessly pursued by Gestapo Captain Gustav Kramer, Monika combats continuing risk to her clandestine operation. When her husband, a rabid Nazi, returns from the battlefield severely wounded, she gets caught in a cage that she can’t crawl out of.

Wrought with danger, riddled with romance, Another Soul Saved shows humanity at both its best and worst in a classic struggle of good versus evil.

A Five Star Read

I was quickly drawn into Another Soul Saved, a powerful and deeply moving story set against the harsh realities of Nazi-occupied Vienna. From the very beginning, the novel creates a striking contrast between the beauty of the city and the cruelty unfolding within it. The atmosphere feels heavy with tension, where everyday life continues on the surface while fear, oppression and quiet resistance shape everything beneath.

The characters carry the emotional heart of the story. Monika Graf begins as a woman living a comfortable and structured life, but gradually discovers a strength and moral clarity she cannot ignore. Her journey feels natural and deeply human, shaped by what she witnesses and the choices she is forced to make. Alongside her, figures like Janik and Father Christoff add depth and perspective, each navigating their own struggles between survival, belief and doing what is right.

What makes this novel particularly compelling is its focus on quiet acts of courage. Rather than relying on dramatic action, the story builds its impact through small, dangerous decisions that grow into something far greater. There is a constant sense of risk, where even the simplest act of kindness can carry serious consequences.

  • A poignant and atmospheric portrayal of life under Nazi rule
  • Strong, character-driven storytelling rooted in moral choices
  • A powerful exploration of courage, sacrifice and humanity

A deeply affecting and memorable work of historical fiction that lingers long after the final page.



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John Anthony Miller


John Anthony Miller writes all things historical—thrillers, mysteries, and romance. He sets his novels in exotic locations spanning all eras of space and time, with complex characters forced to face inner conflicts—fighting demons both real and imagined. He’s published twenty novels and ghostwritten several others, including Another Soul Saved. He lives in southern New Jersey.


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Publication Date: April 1, 2026
Publisher: Independent
Pages: 415
Genre: Historical Fiction

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Review of Another Soul Saved by John Anthony Miller

Another Soul Saved  By John Anthony Miller Vienna, 1941 Monika Graf, the wife of a wealthy Austrian military commander, steals two Jewish gi...