The runaway orphans - Pam Weaver

'Spellbinding. Once you start reading you don't want to put it down. It is emotional and your heart will go out to these children I loved it. I couldn't put it down' NetGalley review

The USA Today Bestseller

Two sisters. One secret. A daring wartime journey

Desperate to escape their stepfather's house, sisters Amy and Lillian stow away aboard a train full of children being evacuated from London and the threat of Hitler's bombs.

Arriving in the seaside town of Worthing, they are taken in by kindly Norah and her husband Jim.

With their future now entrusted to strangers, can the girls finally find a safe harbour in these dark days of war?

And will they find the strength to confront what they have been running from, when their past finally catches up with them?

An absolutely heartbreaking and uplifting wartime story of courage, sisterhood and the power of love. Perfect for fans of Shirley Dickson, Glynis Peters and Lisa Wingate.

Don't miss the next chapter of the sisters' story, The Lost Orphan, available to pre-order now!

Readers love The Runaway Orphans:

'Read this book in ONE sitting Heartbreak, love A story to lift your heart. Wonderful' NetGalley review

'Impossible to put down Heart-breaking and heart-warming all at the same time' NetGalley review

'A very emotional book and had me in tears Excellent 5*' NetGalley review

'So emotional that will touch your heart A wonderful atmospheric journey and I enjoyed every single chapter ' NetGalley review

'Gripping and emotional Once I started it, I didn't want to put it down and read it in two sittings' NetGalley review

'Oh this book had me on the edge of my seat so many times! I was rooting for those poor girls' NetGalley review

'Wow Loved all the characters I enjoyed it so much I finished it within 24hrs. Would highly recommend' NetGalley review

'What a beautiful book. I couldn't stop reading until the last page' NetGalley review

'I loved this Gripping and emotional. Once I started it, I didn't want to put it down and read it in two sittings' NetGalley review