At the age of five, Ingrid Pitt found herself in a concentration camp. Ingrid & her mother escaped from the guards while on a forced march & presented themselves to the partisans, unsure if they would kill them. They spent the rest of the war in the forests. Ingrid fell in love for the first time & watched in despair as British bombers flew overhead. She still cannot see the vapour trials of planes without being transported back to her childhood vigil. After the war Ingrid came to London, where she developed a career as a Hammer House of Horror movie star, but, as she proundly says, `I was always the biter, never the bitten!' She also acted in mainstream films, such as WHERE EAGLES DARE. She had a child by her first marriage & a grand passion which lead to her marrying a racing driver. They lived in Argentina for a while & were good friends of President Peron & Isabelits Peron. Ingrid even spent an evening with the embalmed body of Eva Peron. Written with great passion & warmth, this is a rare childhood memoir & the story of Hammer`s most galmorous actress. Above all, this is a story of a survivor.