Elaine Lambert

What a book what a woman ,so very brave who shared her experiences in Auschwitz to help others overcome their traumas and make the right Choices,it brought tears to my eyes and heart what these people endured .

The master does it again weaving history into a story of pain hope and redemption with a message that forces us to question ourselves and our actions towards humankind .

A cracking read starts a little slow to give you the story background but gathers momentum .A truly historical History of pre war life for rubber plantation owners and how life changed after the 2nd world war .Also lots of information on the beauty,and environmental issues surrounding malaya ,a family mystery add to the mix. makes me want to book a visit to see it all for real.loved it .