No Way Home

Intimate diaries of survival in 1945 Germany; the physical and emotional journeys, made separately by two sisters and their serendipitous reunion as a family. With themes of faith, philosophy and continuance, forced from their destroyed childhood home as girls they become young women in a new world, their relationship forever changed.

Reviews

An important piece of social history, two stories that had to be told and the telling is exceptionally well done.Angela Wren; This isn't Hollywood, this is real history and I found it gripping.Debbie Harvey; Engaging and heartfelt, transports you back to the aftermath of WW2, an enthralling read. Amelie Alop; An eye-opening account, revealing childhood delight, war time horrors, family separation and a nomadic existence through post war Europe. Charmaine Host; Deeply fascinating to read about WW2 from a German,female,civilian perspective. Celia Cavanagh