The Road Home

In Kristin Harmel's poignant story, "The Road Home," set in World War II-era France, Marie Vachon navigates the challenges of the German invasion by sheltering a Jewish refugee named Josiane. Their time together fosters a deep bond, providing Marie with a second chance at motherhood. As they face an inevitable reckoning, the narrative explores the complexities of devotion and sacrifice, ultimately questioning the true meaning of motherhood. This tale is part of the Good Intentions collection, which highlights the fierce love and instincts of motherhood through compelling stories.