The Lighthouse Sisters

In 1940, as the Nazis seize control of Jersey, sisters Alice and Jenny are driven down separate paths. Alice is compelled to work in the German hospital, while Jenny is drawn to the islanders resisting the occupiers. As the war intensifies, each sister faces an extraordinary choice, unimaginable heartbreak, and emerges forever changed.

Decades later, in 1996, the memories linger: a sister's laughter, the darkness of enemy boots, the boats that never returned. The only constant is the Lighthouse, a beacon of hope and protection that guided them through the years.

This gripping, heartbreaking Historical Fiction novel from the author of The Child on Platform One explores the profound impact of war on family and the enduring strength of the human spirit. It is a story that will stay with readers long after the final page.

The Lighthouse Sisters is an emotional and compelling read, praised for its ability to transport readers into the characters' lives and deliver a powerful narrative of resilience and sacrifice.