The Frenchman's Table

Poland, 1939. Jakub is running from the grave he was forced to dig, carrying the final command of his murdered father: Run. Brigita is trapped on her family's farm, now occupied by German soldiers, where survival demands a courage, she never knew she possessed. Their paths collide with Yves, a multilingual businessman and resistance operative whose home, and handmade table, becomes a refuge for frightened children, hunted families, and secrets that could cost them all their lives.
As war closes in, this unlikely family must decide whom to trust, what they are willing to sacrifice, and how far they will go to save one another. Through ruined cities, hidden passages, acts of resistance, and impossible losses, one table silently bears witness to the names and lives the enemy intends to erase. The Frenchman's Table is a moving story of survival, sacrifice, found family, and the fragile hope that endures when everything familiar has been taken away.