Books like Hundred Hours of Night by Anna Woltz

In 1943 Copenhagen, ten‑year‑old Annemarie Johansen helps her Jewish friend Ellen Rosen escape Nazi persecution, learning courage and resilience while navigating war‑time hardships.

A novel about Emma Woodhouse, a young woman's struggles with matchmaking, misplaced pride, and the dangers of meddling in others' lives in 18th-century England.

Three teenagers from different eras and continents embark on perilous journeys to escape war, persecution, and tyranny, each facing drowning, bombings and betrayal, yet their stories converge, showing that hope endures across time and borders.

A nine‑year‑old girl named Ada escapes her abusive home amid World War II, joining her brother in London’s evacuation; she learns to ride a pony, reads, and finds a new family with Susan Smith while watching for German spies.

When a murderous sociopath stalks her friends in Napa Valley, former survivor Chyna Shepherd must guard herself and an innocent stranger, risking life and sanity to confront the deadly intensity of Edgler Vess.

During the 1947 Partition of India, twelve‑year‑old Nisha flees with her Hindu family and logs her experiences in a diary, writing to her late Muslim mother as the world crumbles around her.

In the sequel to *Freak the Mighty*, Maxwell Kane faces his toughest challenge yet: rescuing a runaway girl from her abusive stepfather and uncovering a secret that could shatter everything he knows about being heroic.

Second in the Modern Tale of Faerie series.

Jazmin’s Notebook follows a fourteen‑year‑old African‑American girl in 1960s Harlem, whose diary captures her hopes, struggles, and the powerful bond with her sister, weaving poetry and vivid life moments into a coming‑of‑age tale.

"On a hot southern night, with a storm on the horizon, a family is shattered. Three beautiful daughters--Savannah, Samantha, and Sabrina Wilde--go on with their lives, each significantly changed, as they bear the memory of the murder-suicide that killed their parents. For years, they have stayed away from Midnight, Alabama. Until Midnight calls them home. Savannah is the first one back, when a grueling case in Nashville leads the young prosecutor to seek shelter in the quiet of the once grand Wilde mansion. But when she finds letters casting doubt on her family's dark, shameful past, she realizes that peace in Midnight is a shallow facade and sinister secrets lurk beneath the surface. Zach Tanner, once the town's bad boy, is now the new police chief and still has a wild hold over her. Zach can feel it, too, but he hurt Savannah once. As teenagers, they broke every rule together. Now it's his job to keep her safe, even though he isn't sure who her enemies are--or which ones might be his own."--Page 4 of cover.

A 17-year-old time traveler from the present finds herself sent to 1945, where her grandfather's stories of the Montauk Project are real and she needs a time traveler to return to her own time.

When two campers are abandoned on a deserted island, a boy and a girl must forge a fragile bond that deepens into friendship as they plot to escape and vanish without a trace.

Miguel is sent to a group home for a year after a run‑away. While writing a journal for his counselor, he must confront family, guilt, and a longing to reach the Mexican border and start anew.

A teenage girl and four male runaways, all victims of genetic experiments, must uncover the truth behind their erased memories and secret identities.

Eighteen‑year‑old Angela May seeks answers about her unknown father, embarking on a journey that reshapes her view of herself, her unconventional mother, and her loyal friend Tycho.

At fifteen, Mimi navigates friendships, family and romance while dreaming of a smoother second term at the progressive Baldwin School in New York City.

When a biological outbreak traps teenagers in a mall, Marco, Shay, Ryan, and Lexi must navigate a shifting danger, mutating disease, and political fallout while questioning who they can trust.

In sixth grade, black girl Marie befriends white classmate Lena, only to uncover that Lena’s father is secretly abusing her. The story tackles friendship, race, and the painful reality of child sexual abuse.

After his English family relocates to Zimbabwe in the 1980s, thirteen‑year‑old Robert Jacklin attends an elite boarding school where he confronts racism, bullying and political tension, ultimately choosing how to respond to a protest against the new government.

A teenage girl, torn between two magical traditions and two boys, struggles with identity and love in her new home on a magical island.

Seventeen‑year‑old best friends Hannah and Zoe leave their New Jersey town to drive west in search of stormy adventures, new friends, and the intangible qualities—audacity, insouciance, happiness—that feel missing from their lives.

In New Hampshire, Lucy and her new friend Nate spend a summer photographing the rural town for a contest, discovering that the images reveal more than they expect.