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Some romances are fleeting, while others leave a strong impression on the upcoming generations. NAMESAKE is the kind of love story that doesn’t just entertain but makes you ponder the complexity and depth of love.

Based on the chaotic era of World War II, this unforgettable novel follows two hearts brought together by fate and torn apart by duty. It’s a deeply personal story of love and sacrifice inspired by actual events. If you believe in once-in-a-lifetime love, this is the story you’ve been waiting for

The story of

Janis Roszman

As a child, Janis once visited her grandparents’ grave with her mom and dad. Her dad didn’t share many details about the past because of his grief. So, young Janis never knew the full story behind the name carved in stone. It wasn’t until years later that her mom disclosed the complete love story with Janis.

NAMESAKE is her way of sharing that story with you. It follows her grandparents, John and Janis, who met during World War II while working in a factory…

Rachel Terrance

28. April, 2025.

I’ve read a lot of WWII books but this one felt different. The way it was written, I don’t have words to describe in detail. It hurt my heart reading about two people just trying to hang on to each other despite everything. Beautiful and heartbreaking.

Tyler Matthews

21. April, 2025.

Man, this one stuck with me. The ending had me sitting in silence like... damn. What really shook was that this happened in real life. It wasn’t just the author’s imagination.

Jared Davis

20. April, 2025.

I bought this for my mom and ended up reading it too because she kept recommending it to me. Didn’t expect to get emotional but here we are. Great read.

Nicole Goodman

18. April, 2025.

The writing is super straightforward, which I liked. No fluff. Just an honest story about love and heartbreak.

Mike Larson

17. March, 2025.

Not usually into love stories but my girlfriend told me to read it. Honestly? Kinda wrecked me. Powerful stuff.

Jess Rutherford

9. March, 2025.

I finished this book in two sittings. Would have read it in only one but had to sleep and go to work ☹. All day in the office, I couldn’t stop thinking about Janis and John. Knowing that it’s a true story made it hit so much harder. 10/10 recommend.

Anna King

8. March, 2025.

Felt like I was reading someone’s diary. Like, it was that personal. You could tell the author was really moved by her grandparents’ story.

Samantha Warner

6. March, 2025.

This book made me cry in the middle of a Starbucks. I wasn’t ready for how real it felt. Like... I knew what was coming but still hoped it wouldn’t happen. Just wow.

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