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The third book in the Hadley family trilogy follows Josephine Hadley as she supports her seven brothers who have volunteered for action in World War I. Stationed across Europe, the Hadley men serve in various dangerous roles, giving readers a glimpse into life on the frontlines. Back home in Toronto, devoted sister Josephine corresponds with her siblings regularly, sending loving care packages and attending to every detail of their needs with fierce loyalty. However, as news from the front grows grimmer, Josephine grapples with the harsh realities of war and the uncertainty over her brothers'…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
The third book in the Hadley family trilogy follows Josephine Hadley as she supports her seven brothers who have volunteered for action in World War I. Stationed across Europe, the Hadley men serve in various dangerous roles, giving readers a glimpse into life on the frontlines. Back home in Toronto, devoted sister Josephine corresponds with her siblings regularly, sending loving care packages and attending to every detail of their needs with fierce loyalty. However, as news from the front grows grimmer, Josephine grapples with the harsh realities of war and the uncertainty over her brothers' fates. Spanning the bloody battlefields of Europe to the anxious waiting on the home front, this concluding novel in the series immerses readers in the lives of the courageous Hadley family during one of history's most devastating wars. With rich historical detail and an intimate portrait of sibling bonds, Josephine and The Seven Brothers delivers a poignant story of love, duty, and sacrifice.
Autorenporträt
Johanne Levesque was born in Quebec City, Canada. She had more treasures than she could manage; she had books. Her childhood was a series of events that made her life feel unsafe. Her escape was books. She could be anyone. She could be anywhere. It was so simple, just open a page and read. Her love of reading turned into her love of writing. Her first book, Trouble and Strife, is a Canadian perspective of the Great Depression. This is the sequel following the same family during the Second World War.