The Forgotten Orphan

<h2>From the internationally bestselling author of <em>The Secret Orphan</em></h2> <p> <strong>A world at war</strong> <br/> <strong>A secret from her past</strong> <br/> <strong>A chance to be together…</strong> </p> <h2>‘A book<strong> full of emotion secrets hope and love</strong>…Excellent writing and I would definitely recommend to anyone who loves historical fiction’ Lisa</h2> <p> <strong>A moving and compelling historical novel about love second chances and resilience in the darkest of times.</strong> </p> <p> <em>Southampton 1940</em> </p> <p>Abandoned when she was tiny Maisie Reynolds was separated from her twin brother and forced to grow up in Holly Bush orphanage – a place where she has never known love or kindness.</p> <p>But with the world at war and Hitler’s devastating bombs coming ever closer fate has other plans for Maisie and a secret from her past changes everything.</p> <p>When she meets handsome Canadian paratrooper Cam Maisie learns that love might not be lost to her after all – but not before her past life and D Day bring a tragic twist to her happiness.</p> <h2>Readers are loving <em>The Forgotten Orphan</em>:</h2> <p>‘Absolutely fantastic…<strong>Boy I wasn't disappointed</strong>’ Brid</p> <p>‘<strong>Breathtaking</strong>…what an inspirational story’ Booklover Bev</p> <p>‘Just finished <em>The Forgotten Orphan</em> and just felt love and tears for all Maisie went through…<strong>love this author</strong>’ Patricia</p> <p>‘So emotional so moving <strong>my heart hurt reading it</strong>’ Abby</p> <p>‘A must read…The writing is smooth and the plot never ceases to surprise the reader. <strong>I didn’t want this book to end</strong>’ Martha</p> <p>‘<strong>You certainly won’t forget reading it</strong>…I confess it’s the first book I have read by Glynis Peters but be reassured it won’t be the last’ Elaine</p> <p>‘Be prepared for <strong>tears</strong>’ Susan</p> <p>‘I love when a book <strong>draws you into the story</strong> and it feels like you are living it with them’ Jacqueline</p> <p>‘I've read many historical fiction novels and this was one of the kindest ones for my heart but it also kept those<strong> deep heartbreaking moments </strong>that make WWII novels so memorable’ Ines</p> <p>‘If you love Ellie Dean and Kitty Neale…It’s like sticky toffee pudding on a cold winters day<strong> a hug within a book</strong>’ Reader review</p>