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Suzanne Goldring

    Suzanne Goldring schreibt Romane, die das außergewöhnliche Leben gewöhnlicher Menschen beleuchten. Ihre Werke befassen sich mit einzigartigen Erzählungen, die sich im alltäglichen Dasein finden lassen, angetrieben von einer tiefen Faszination für menschliche Erfahrungen. Sie schreibt in idyllischen Umgebungen auf dem Land und am Meer und verleiht Geschichten, die Leser auf der Suche nach Tiefe und Entdeckung ansprechen, eine unverwechselbare Stimme.

    The Girl Who Never Came Back: An utterly unforgettable World War Two page-turner
    The Woman Outside the Walls
    The Shut-Away Sisters
    Burning Island
    The Girl Without a Name
    Die drei Leben der ehrenwerten Mrs Evelyn Taylor-Clarke
    • Die drei Leben der ehrenwerten Mrs Evelyn Taylor-Clarke

      Fesselnder historischer Roman mit ungeahnten Wendungen

      3,8(138)Abgeben

      Mrs. Evelyn Taylor-Clarke sitzt in ihrem Stuhl im Forest Lawn Seniorenheim. Es wäre leicht, Evelyn als verwirrte alte Frau abzutun, doch Evelyn ist eine Frau mit Geheimnissen und sie erinnert sich an alles. Als ihre Nichte ein vergilbtes Foto eines kleinen Mädchens und einen Pass ihrer Tante mit einem anderen Namen findet, hat sie einige Fragen. Evelyn wird gezwungen, sich an einen Ort in Deutschland zu erinnern, der »Das verbotene Dorf« genannt wurde, und an eine Frau, die Eva genannt wurde und unter zitternden Gefangenen alles aufs Spiel setzt, um den zu finden, der das Leben ihres Mannes auf dem Gewissen hat.

      Die drei Leben der ehrenwerten Mrs Evelyn Taylor-Clarke
    • The Girl Without a Name

      Beautiful and heartbreaking World War 2 historical fiction

      • 332 Seiten
      • 12 Lesestunden
      4,1(12)Abgeben

      Set against the backdrop of wartime, the story revolves around a hidden romance and the mystery of a girl whose whereabouts remain unknown. As the narrative unfolds, themes of regret and the quest for redemption emerge, prompting the question of whether it’s ever too late to express remorse. The blend of love, loss, and the search for closure creates a poignant exploration of human connections amidst chaos.

      The Girl Without a Name
    • Burning Island

      • 358 Seiten
      • 13 Lesestunden
      3,9(16)Abgeben

      In 1944 Corfu, five-year-old Matilde and three-year-old Anna are taken from their mother as the Nazis invade. They are hidden by Agata and her husband in a remote location, where Agata comforts them with bedtime stories while remaining vigilant against the soldiers searching for Jews. One fateful day, a German soldier unexpectedly arrives, threatening their fragile safety. Fast forward to 2016, Amber and her husband arrive in Corfu from England, seeking a fresh start amid the challenges of pregnancy. As tensions rise between them, Amber becomes intrigued by the local history of the two little girls hidden during the war. However, not everyone welcomes her curiosity, and some prefer to keep the island's painful past buried. Determined to uncover the truth about Matilde and Anna, Amber faces the dilemma of whether the secrets she discovers can lead her to happiness or drive her away from the island forever.

      Burning Island
    • The Shut-Away Sisters

      • 356 Seiten
      • 13 Lesestunden
      3,9(13)Abgeben

      Two ordinary sisters face the harsh realities of a brutal war. In London, 1915, as German bombs fall and children wait for rations, fifteen-year-old Florrie matures quickly while her father fights in the trenches. Seeking comfort, she turns to her older sister Edith, who has changed—becoming quiet and secretive, often leaving home at night. When Florrie follows her, she uncovers shocking truths and realizes she must protect Edith's secret for their family's sake, even at great personal cost. Years later, Kate, escaping a broken relationship, sorts through her deceased aunt Florrie's home, shared with Edith. Sitting on the worn carpets, she examines photos of Florrie from the war, noting the stark transformation from a carefree girl to a hollow-eyed young woman. Determined to confront her family's past, Kate seeks to uncover the mysteries surrounding her aunts, including a hidden locked room and an abandoned wedding dress wrapped in tissue. As she delves deeper into the tragic secrets that have intertwined their lives, Kate must confront whether she can truly move forward after learning the truth about her family's history.

      The Shut-Away Sisters
    • The Woman Outside the Walls

      A completely gripping WW2 historical novel about a heartbreaking secret

      • 336 Seiten
      • 12 Lesestunden

      The narrative centers on a character who anticipates the inevitable revelation of hidden truths from their past. As a relentless search unfolds, individuals who have remained concealed are being discovered, suggesting a looming confrontation. The protagonist grapples with the fear of being found and the consequences that might follow, hinting at themes of identity, secrecy, and the inescapable nature of fate.

      The Woman Outside the Walls
    • A gripping tale of determination unfolds as the protagonist embarks on a perilous journey to uncover the truth behind a loved one's disappearance. Driven by desperation, they confront danger and unravel secrets that threaten their very existence. This intense narrative explores themes of loyalty, sacrifice, and the lengths one will go for those they care about, promising readers a suspenseful and emotional experience.

      The Girl Who Never Came Back: An utterly unforgettable World War Two page-turner
    • The Girl with the Scarlet Ribbon

      An emotional and gripping World War 2 historical novel

      • 378 Seiten
      • 14 Lesestunden

      Set in wartime Florence, the story follows a courageous young girl who rides her black bicycle through a city marked by conflict. As she navigates the dangers of 1943, she embarks on a mission to recover a missing painting, showcasing her bravery and devotion to her country amidst the chaos. The narrative intertwines themes of resilience and patriotism, highlighting the impact of war on both personal and cultural levels.

      The Girl with the Scarlet Ribbon