Bøger af Dianne Haley

"1943, Nazi-occupied France: Valerie Hallez clings to the hope that she will soon reunite with her beloved fiance, Philippe, fighting the Nazis in Italy. Until that day comes, she risks her life helping Jewish children flee across the border with the resistance, but each tear-stained face breaks her heart a little more. So, when she learns of little lost Clara, an orphan whose family has been torn apart by the German occupation, and is asked to rescue her, she jumps at the chance to save another innocent life. But she isn't the only one searching for the young girl... Because brave Clara is carrying a crucial Nazi document. And the secrets it holds could change the course of the war forever. Frantically trying to stay one step ahead of the Gestapo, Valerie traces Clara to an isolated children's home - but she is too late. German soldiers have already raided the building. Her relief when she hears that Clara escaped is short lived, as there's not a whisper of her whereabouts. And just when she's about to start on her search, devastating news reaches her about Philippe. Shattered by the thought that Philippe may never come home, Valerie tries to pull the pieces of her broken heart back together. She knows there's a little girl lost out there who needs her. So, she must make the hardest choice of all. Even if she can't save her dearest love, can she save poor Clara - and help her end this terrible war?"--Publisher.

This is the story of The Winsor School, which began in 1886 in Boston's Back Bay with eight young girls under Mary Pickard Winsor, and the people who established and guarded its traditions and values as well as its high educational standards.