Don’t miss the next utterly gripping and heartbreaking WWII historical novel from Joanne Kormylo, available to pre-order now.
Praise for Joanne Kormylo:
“Subtle in her brilliance, Kormylo writes of the resilience of love, hope and the will to survive. The Resistance Daughter is a stunning debut” Robert Dugoni
“Action packed and full of drama… A must-read” Kathleen McGurl
“A stunning debut. Kormylo knows how to make history come alive through her tremendous research and storytelling” Robert Rotenberg
“Never turned pages so quickly” Tara Taylor
“Along with a gripping plot, The Resistance Daughter offers an authentic insight into the life of prisoners of war captured by the Nazis during World War II” Leigh Russell
“A meticulous and gripping page-turner that sheds light on an overlooked part of the horrors of the Second World War” Richard Woodbury
Praise for Joanne Kormylo:
“Subtle in her brilliance, Kormylo writes of the resilience of love, hope and the will to survive. The Resistance Daughter is a stunning debut” Robert Dugoni
“Action packed and full of drama… A must-read” Kathleen McGurl
“A stunning debut. Kormylo knows how to make history come alive through her tremendous research and storytelling” Robert Rotenberg
“Never turned pages so quickly” Tara Taylor
“Along with a gripping plot, The Resistance Daughter offers an authentic insight into the life of prisoners of war captured by the Nazis during World War II” Leigh Russell
“A meticulous and gripping page-turner that sheds light on an overlooked part of the horrors of the Second World War” Richard Woodbury
Reviews
Praise for Joanne Kormylo
An epic and powerful tour de force. Subtle in her brilliance, Kormylo writes of the resilience of love, hope and the will to survive
Action packed and full of drama
Joanne writes with insight and precision. Her research is impeccable and captures the essence of her characters
Combining extraordinary research with compelling story telling, Kormylo has created a must-read story for the ages
Never turned pages so quickly
A gripping plot
A meticulous and gripping page-turner that sheds light on an overlooked part of the horrors of the Second World War