Géant Christmas (Sue Lee Mystery, #12)

In D. M. Sorlie's memorable Géant Christmas, readers are taken on a heartwarming journey through the darkest times of World War II. Set in Paris, the story follows a group of lost children who find solace in the sewers after the Nazis capture and send their parents to death camps. Amidst this despair, an exceptional giant man with a heart as big as his stature emerges as their unlikely savior. He brings the children together, defying the constraints of the Nazi regime, and orchestrates a daring escape to a hospital ship bound for freedom and hope. As Christmas approaches, the giant man's determination to create a memorable holiday for the children becomes the driving force behind their escape. With his creativity, resourcefulness, and unwavering kindness, he transforms their bleak circumstances into a celebration of joy and togetherness. Géant Christmas is a poignant tale that showcases the power of compassion and the resilience of the human spirit, reminding us that even in the darkest times, the light of hope can still shine through.

Autorentext

D.M. is a native Arizonan living in Scottsdale, traveling has inspired several of his books throughout the years, including historical fiction, especially with a mystery thrown in. Sue Lee Mysteries started after visiting an antique shop in Honolulu with the purchase of a vintage World War Two recruitment poster for women to serve. It was haunting knowing all the possibilities open for woman during those perilous times.

Klappentext

An exceptional giant man with a heart to match, bringing people together to escape from the constraints of Nazi's rules to enjoy a memorable Christmas.