Having read and thoroughly enjoyed Port of No Return by Michelle Saftich, I am delighted to share my review of its sequel, Wanderers No More. “The war may be over, but the fight to belong is just beginning. Left homeless, starving, and almost killed by the Second World War, the Saforo family are refugees fleeing Italy forContinue reading “Book review: Wanderers No More by Michelle Saftich”
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Port of No Return by Michelle Saftich
There are stories that need to be told, stories sidelined, destined to languish on the periphery of our knowledge of history, stories eclipsed by bigger, more sensational stories. Until an author like Michelle Saftich comes along. Port of No Return is a work of historical fiction, set at the end of WWII, which tracks the storiesContinue reading “Port of No Return by Michelle Saftich”
Isobel Blackthorn 