Push Not the River (The Poland Trilogy Book 1)

Set in late 1700s Poland, the narrative follows young Anna Maria as she navigates a tumultuous period marked by national strife and personal loss. Orphaned at seventeen, she is forced to leave her childhood home amidst the heartache caused by the encroachment of neighboring powers and internal conflicts. The novel explores themes of resilience and identity against a backdrop of a country in turmoil, offering a deep and immersive look into the struggles faced by its people during this chaotic era.