The Last War Orphan

Orphans of St Agnes, Book 2

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The Last War Orphan

By: Jenna Ness

Narrated by: Katie Beudert

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Paris, 1940. Lucie is the last child left at St Agnes' Orphanage when the building is taken over by German soldiers. Forced to cook and clean for the men using her beloved home as their headquarters, she has stifled her instinct to rebel, instead scrubbing floors in the silent halls that were once filled with warmth and laughter. But when she finds a tiny baby bundled up in blankets on the front step, everything changes ...

Lucie finds an unlikely ally in one of the officers living at the orphanage. From the moment that he steps in to shield her from a group of soldiers, she can tell that Klaus is different. There's an unexpected warmth in his smile.

When Lucie discovers that he has been helping the Parisian resistance efforts against the Nazis, her heart leaps at his bravery, but aches at the terrible danger he is in. Holding the baby close, they run for their lives in the dead of night. But before they reach safety, they hear shouts behind them. Will they make it to freedom? Or will their love story be stamped out before it's even begun?

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