Sisters of the Storm

From a USA Today bestselling author, this is a heart-stopping story of lost love, family drama, resilience and courage in World War II – perfect for fans of Heather Morris, Mandy Robotham and Kate Quinn.

‘I kept wanting to read more!’

‘[Contains] everything I love about well-written historical fiction.’

’I was rooting for our nurses all the way through.’

Albania, 1943. When US Army nurses and identical twins Andrea and Nicole find themselves stranded in a remote area of the war-torn country, their only route to safety is a perilous trek through the mountains with the Germans on their tail.

On the long and risky journey, the treacherous conditions push both of them – and Andrea’s marriage – to the limits.

When a chance encounter brings Darren, Nicole’s first love, back into their lives, a long-held secret threatens to tear the sisters apart. As the enemy moves ever closer and the danger continues to mount, will the chance to rebuild their relationship be lost forever?

Readers have fallen in love with Sisters of the Storm:

'Kortchik brings a fascinating story about a WWII rescue mission through Nazi-occupied Albania to life for the reader.’ JOANNE KORMYLO

'Sisters everywhere will love it.' DEBORAH SWIFT

'Kept me turning the pages far into the night.' CORIN BURNSIDE

Praise for Lana Kortchik:

‘Absolutely wonderful! I recommend all Lana’s books, but I believe this one is my favourite and her best yet! TEN STARS!’

‘This book packs a powerful punch… [it] makes your heart soar with every flight, pound in every battle, and break with every loss.’

‘A story I won’t be forgetting any time soon… I highly recommend this book.’

‘Beautiful novel. Loved the way it is written. The characters and the era are well portrayed, wrapped in the history of WWII.’

‘Lana Kortchik has a great writing style and the historical elements were everything that I was hoping for.’

About the Author

Lana Kortchik grew up in two opposite corners of the Soviet Union - a snow-white Siberian town and the golden-domed Ukrainian capital. At the age of sixteen, she moved to Australia with her mother. Lana and her family live on the Central Coast of NSW, where it never snows and is always summer-warm, even in winter.

She loves books, martial arts, the ocean and Napoleonic history. Her short stories have appeared in many magazines and anthologies. She was the winner of Historical Novel Society Autumn 2012 Short Fiction competition and the runner-up of 2013 Defenestrationism Short Story Contest.