Push Not the River (The Poland Trilogy Book 1)

Set in late 1700s Poland, the narrative follows young Anna Maria, who faces profound loss and upheaval after the death of her parents. As her homeland is ravaged by external conflicts and internal divisions, she embarks on a journey of survival and resilience. The novel captures the tumultuous historical context of a nation in crisis, exploring themes of identity, loyalty, and the struggle for belonging amidst chaos. Anna Maria's story is one of personal growth against the backdrop of a fractured society.