The Tuscan Orphan: A BRAND NEW epic, emotional historical novel from Siobhan Daiko for 2023

Carries life is changed forever when an air raid strikes the hospital she works in, and she is forced to take in a group of Jewish children. Vito is a resistance fighter who is seeking vengeance for the atrocities his fellow comrades have suffered, but when he liberates a convent, he finds a group of Jewish children in hiding and vows to find their parents.

Format: Hardback
Length: 258 pages
Publication date: 14 November 2023
Publisher: Boldwood Books Ltd

In the midst of World War II, a devastating air raid strikes the hospital where Caroline, a nurse, is diligently serving. Her life is irrevocably altered, but her unwavering commitment to caring for others remains unwavering. As a resistance fighter, Vito, driven by a thirst for vengeance, embarks on a mission to liberate a convent. However, his quest takes an unexpected turn when he discovers a group of Jewish children hiding there.

Carrie and Vito, united by their shared determination to protect these vulnerable children, pledge to find their parents and provide them with a loving home. However, the shadow of war looms large, casting doubt on their ability to keep their promises.

Through their journey, Caroline and Vito encounter a myriad of challenges and obstacles. They face the harsh realities of war, witness the atrocities committed by the enemy, and struggle to maintain their humanity amidst the chaos.

Despite the odds, their love for these children and their unwavering spirit of resilience propel them forward. They navigate through treacherous terrain, face dangerous enemies, and endure countless hardships.

As they draw closer to their goal, Caroline and Vito face the ultimate test of their courage and loyalty. Will they be able to fulfill their promises and provide these children with the safe and loving home they deserve?

"Siobhan Daiko's "The Promise" is a heartbreaking and immersive story that delves into the strength of the human spirit in the face of adversity. Set against the backdrop of World War II, the novel follows the lives of Caroline, a nurse, and Vito, a resistance fighter, as they navigate the complexities of war and strive to protect a group of Jewish children.

Caroline's life is irrevocably changed when the air raid strikes the hospital she is working in. Despite the overwhelming loss and devastation, she remains steadfast in her commitment to caring for others. As a nurse in the middle of wartime, she has no time to grieve, as she has too many people relying on her.

Vito, on the other hand, is consumed by a thirst for vengeance for the atrocities his fellow comrades have suffered. When he liberates the convent, he finds a group of Jewish children in hiding, and his mission becomes even more urgent. He vows to find their parents and provide them with a loving home, but the shadow of war clouds his judgment.

Little Mimi, one of the children, is injured, scared, and alone. Carrie and Vito, determined to help her, embark on a perilous journey to find her parents. However, they soon realize that the war has a way of twisting their plans and throwing unexpected obstacles in their path.

Through their journey, Caroline and Vito are tested in ways they never could have imagined. They face the harsh realities of war, witness the atrocities committed by the enemy, and struggle to maintain their humanity amidst the chaos. Their love for these children and their unwavering spirit of resilience propel them forward, even in the face of overwhelming odds.

As they draw closer to their goal, Caroline and Vito face the ultimate test of their courage and loyalty. Will they be able to fulfill their promises and provide these children with the safe and loving home they deserve? "The Promise" is a beautifully written novel that explores the complexities of war, the power of love, and the resilience of the human spirit. It is a testament to the indomitable human spirit and the sacrifices made in the name of protecting the innocent.

Weight: 428g
Dimension: 159 x 237 x 25 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781837518685