Yvette Manessis Corporon is an author whose works transcend genres. As an award-winning writer and internationally best-selling author of both fiction and non-fiction, she brings a unique perspective to her narratives. Her writing frequently delves into profound human emotions and intricate relationships.
Two young friends are separated by unspeakable tragedy during the Greek Civil War, haunted by a vow to return to one another and their home on the island of Corfu where queens, villagers, and goddesses come together to prove there is no force more powerful than the magic of a mother's love.
A Story of Survival and Courage in the Face of Evil
The narrative intertwines the past and present as a woman embarks on a journey to find the descendants of a Jewish family her grandmother sheltered during World War II. Through her exploration, she uncovers themes of tragedy, forgiveness, and kindness, highlighted by a poignant reunion with the family in Israel. However, her hope is challenged by a contemporary act of violence against her family, forcing her to confront ongoing hatred. This heartfelt story emphasizes the enduring impact of history and the necessity of courage in the fight against evil.
"A richly-told debut novel of one woman's journey to her grandmother's home in Greece, where the past and present collide and a fateful decision must be made"-- Provided by publisher