Anna Stuart Ordre des livres

Pokračovanie bestsellerového románu Narodené v Auschwitzi V roku 1945 prekročila Ester brány Auschwitzu. Napriek mizivej šanci prežila, no jej srdcervúca cesta sa tam len začína. V koncentračnom tábore porodila krásne svetlovlasé dieťa, len aby jej ho vzápätí odobrali a darovali nemeckej rodine. Ale vojna sa už skončila a Ester teraz túži nájsť svoju malú dcérku. Európa je však v troskách, židovské rodiny násilne rozdelili a každý zúfalo pátra po svojich blízkych. Vo všetkých sirotincoch a nemocniciach, ktoré navštívi, si Ester prezerá tváre uplakaných batoliat a pri pohľade na každú svetlovlasú hlavičku a každé modrooké dieťa sa jej rozbúši srdce. Lenže ako plynú mesiace a roky, nádej, že svoju dcérku nájde, sa pomaly vytráca. A Ester si kladie otázku, či je malá Pippa vôbec v bezpečí – alebo či ten zázrak, čo jej zachránil život, ju nakoniec nevystavil ešte väčšiemu nebezpečenstvu. Objíme ešte dieťa, ktoré má na ruke rovnaké tetovanie?

Set in 1940 at Bletchley Park, the story follows an ordinary civilian who arrives with only her suitcases and letters from her fiancé. Amidst the looming threat of war, she is determined to contribute to the fight for freedom, driven by her love and a sense of purpose. The atmosphere is tense, with the proximity of bombings highlighting the urgency of her mission. This narrative explores themes of resilience, sacrifice, and the impact of war on personal lives.

Set against the backdrop of World War II and the present day, the narrative unfolds around two women linked by a house filled with secrets. As one woman discovers a hidden diary belonging to Nancy Jones, dated June 16, 1945, the story explores themes of love, loss, and courage. The vivid imagery of the 1940s, including a soldier's uniform and a dusty record player, enhances the emotional depth as the past intertwines with the present, leading to revelations that could change everything.

Set against the backdrop of war, the story unfolds the intertwined lives of two women, each harboring a shocking secret that could alter their family's history. As they navigate the complexities of their past, a family mystery emerges, inviting exploration and revelation. Themes of resilience, identity, and the impact of hidden truths drive this compelling narrative, promising an emotional journey filled with suspense and discovery.

The story follows ninety-eight-year-old Ginny McAllister, who entrusts her granddaughter with a treasure hunt that uncovers her remarkable history as one of the first female pilots at Pearl Harbor. As the granddaughter pieces together clues, she discovers not only Ginny's pioneering spirit but also a haunting secret from World War Two that has shaped their family legacy. This journey bridges generations and highlights themes of resilience, bravery, and the importance of understanding one's heritage.

A feel-good read about a delivery driver who connects with lonely strangers and tries to cheer them up.