The Lost Orphans of Lyon

In Helen Parusel's poignant WWII novel, "The Lost Orphans of Lyon," set in 1942 Occupied France, Yvette Dubois relocates to a remote chateau with her husband, only to find herself abandoned and isolated. When she discovers a hidden tunnel behind a library tapestry, she uncovers two frightened orphans and a legacy of resistance against Nazi oppression. Torn between her husband's demands for safety and her resolve to protect the innocent, Yvette must navigate the dangers of her new reality while risking everything for those in peril. This beautifully woven tale of courage and sacrifice invites listeners into a world of historical turmoil and human connection.