Silent Honour

A Moving Tale of Love and Resilience Amidst War

Silent Honour by Danielle Steel, published in 1998 by Corgi Adult, is a powerful historical novel set during the turmoil of World War II. The story follows Hana, a young Japanese woman whose life is forever changed by the horrors of war and the clash of cultures. Torn between loyalty, love, and survival, Hana’s journey is one of courage and hope against overwhelming odds.

Love, Duty, and Sacrifice in a Time of Conflict

As Hana faces separation from her family and the brutality of internment camps, she must find strength within herself to endure. Danielle Steel vividly portrays the emotional and physical challenges of wartime, exploring themes of honor, sacrifice, and the resilience of the human spirit.

Perfect for Fans of Emotional Historical Fiction

Silent Honour is an unforgettable story of endurance and love, rich with historical detail and deeply drawn characters. It’s ideal for readers who appreciate heartfelt narratives set against the backdrop of history’s most difficult moments.