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 where their relationship is 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 Alsop; 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