The Great Hunger (Sisterhood of Survivors Book 1)

Ireland, 1847.The crops have failed. Hunger is everywhere. And fifteen-year-old Jane Corcoran is the only one left to care for her younger siblings.As famine tightens its grip, Jane faces an impossible choice: watch her family starve—or enter the dreaded Roscommon workhouse, a place infamous for cruelty, despair, and lives that rarely leave intact.Inside, survival demands sacrifice. Kindness is dangerous. Secrets are deadly. Jane must decide how much of herself she is willing to lose to keep her family alive. Bound by sisterhood and driven by love, she is forced into choices no child should ever face—choices that will shape the woman she becomes.A haunting historical novel about resilience, moral cost, and the fierce bonds between women, this is a story for readers who love emotionally rich, female-driven historical fiction Read more