On either side of the Pyrenees mountains, two women will risk everything to do what's right... During the Spanish Civil War, Abene García, a fisherman's daughter, has no choice but to abandon her seaside home of San Sebastian and cross the Pyrenees to France. But when Nazi occupation shatters her newfound safety, Abene won't stand by and do nothing. Not when she knows a way for refugees to escape, over the mountains she crossed not so long before. As nationalist forces take hold, Miren Torres, a secretary for the Basque government, is forced to return home to San Sebastian without the man she…mehr
On either side of the Pyrenees mountains, two women will risk everything to do what's right... During the Spanish Civil War, Abene García, a fisherman's daughter, has no choice but to abandon her seaside home of San Sebastian and cross the Pyrenees to France. But when Nazi occupation shatters her newfound safety, Abene won't stand by and do nothing. Not when she knows a way for refugees to escape, over the mountains she crossed not so long before. As nationalist forces take hold, Miren Torres, a secretary for the Basque government, is forced to return home to San Sebastian without the man she loves. When the Second World War erupts, she unwittingly catches the eye of one of Franco's most powerful generals. Desperately trying to avoid his advances, Miren holds on to hope that the man she truly loves will return. Perfect for fans of Kristin Hannah, Kelly Rimmer and Fiona Valpy, The Girl Who Crossed Mountains is an extraordinary tale of survival, family bonds and the power of love to persevere against all odds.
Lelita Baldock is an author of historical fiction, a wife, cat-mum, passionate reader and writer, history-researcher, and avid adventure-seeker. Born and raised in Australia, Lelita grew up living between the capital cities of Adelaide and Melbourne. In 2018 she relocated to Surrey. She is the author of two historical novels, her debut, Widow's Lace, and her award-winning novel, Where the Gulls Fall Silent. She is inspired by untold stories, especially drawn from the experiences of women throughout history.
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