Sullivan Mark Libros

Del autor de Bajo un cielo escarlata, llega una nueva novela histórica que narra la asombrosa historia de coraje y supervivencia de una familia que intenta escapar de Ucrania durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial. En marzo de 1944, con las tropas soviéticas avanzando, Emil y Adeline Martel enfrentan una difícil decisión: ¿deben esperar y arriesgarse a ser enviados a Siberia o seguir a los peligrosos oficiales nazis que prometen protegerlos? Los Martel son parte de las numerosas familias de ascendencia alemana que han cultivado la tierra en Ucrania por más de un siglo. Sin embargo, tras haber soportado el régimen de terror de Stalin, deciden que su única opción es huir con los nazis, a quienes desprecian, para escapar de los soviéticos y buscar su libertad. Atrapados entre dos fuerzas en conflicto y enfrentando terribles adversidades en su camino hacia el oeste, la historia de los Martel es un relato emocionante y desgarrador que destaca el poder del amor, la fe y la increíble voluntad de sobrevivir de una familia. La novela ofrece una profunda reflexión sobre el heroísmo y la lucha en los oscuros días del final de la guerra.

A spy thriller unfolding across three continents and nine countries.

This first full-length account of the Darby School of Art overturns Philadelphia's long-held unwarranted reputation as artistically stodgy - unwilling and unable to embrace Impressionism, post-Impressionist, and abstract art.

Inspired by a true story, two teens kidnapped by an African warlord find salvation through love in a powerful and healing historical novel from the #1 bestselling author of Beneath a Scarlet Sky and The Last Green Valley. Anthony Opoka and Florence Okori are coming of age in Uganda in the 1990s. Outstanding students, they believe in being good humans before they are kidnapped and forced into the fanatical Lord's Resistance Army. In a legion of young recruits, no one gets closer than Anthony to powerful messianic warlord Joseph Kony and his darkest secrets. To stay sane as he spirals through chaos, Anthony clings to his childhood lessons about being a good human. Florence's upbringing grounds her, too, helping her keep her dreams alive even as she's pulled deeper into the insanity of Kony's war. At the lowest points of their lives, certain they'll never go home, Anthony and Florence meet by chance, fall in love, and begin to dream of surviving their captivity. They devote their lives to helping their fellow child soldiers escape bondage and return to their families and redemption by following the stars. By turns tender, shocking, moving, desperate, and ultimately triumphant, Florence and Anthony's story is an epic drama of humanity, a life-affirming tale, and an experience readers will never forget. Featuring an afterword by Anthony and Florence Opoka.