Under The Tenko Sun
By
Darryl Martel
Under the Tenko Sun is a sweeping historical novel of survival, loss, and the fragile threads of hope, set against the brutal backdrop of World War II in Southeast Asia.
In February 1942, as Singapore falls to the Japanese, a group of British, Australian, and Dutch women are torn from their families and thrust into captivity. Herded first onto a doomed evacuation ship and then into the depths of the jungle, they find themselves in a makeshift internment camp on a remote island in the Dutch East Indies.
Among them is Eleanor Whitmore, the reluctant leader, a colonel's wife whose steel is tested beyond imagination; Margaret Evans, a young nurse whose compassion collides with the daily cruelty of starvation and disease; Sally Harding, a grieving widow whose fragile bond with nurse Nell Dawson blossoms into a forbidden love; and Dorothy Clarke, sharp-tongued and resourceful, whose bargains with guards blur the line between survival and betrayal.
As the war grinds on, the women are forced through a series of camps, each harsher than the last. They endure malnutrition, illness, and the constant shadow of violence. Rivalries and betrayals fracture their fragile community, an informant trades secrets to curry favor, a failed escape attempt ends in tragedy, and hunger strips away the last comforts of humanity. Yet amid the despair, moments of resilience shine through: a shared scrap of food, a whispered prayer, a Christmas carol sung in defiance of their captors.
Their greatest battle is not against the enemy, but against hopelessness. And when the war's tide finally turns, the women must endure not only the chaos of liberation but also the painful reckonings that follow-reunions with husbands who no longer recognize them, friendships scarred by betrayal, and the haunting truth that survival carries its own kind of guilt.
Atmospheric, harrowing, and profoundly moving, Under the Tenko Sun explores how ordinary women, abandoned by empire and forgotten by history, discovered extraordinary strength. It is a story of endurance at the edge of humanity and of the unbreakable bonds forged in the darkest of times.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Under The Tenko SunByDarryl Martel Under the Tenko Sun is a sweeping historical novel of survival, loss, and the fragile threads of hope, set against the brutal backdrop of World War II in Southeast Asia.In February 1942, as Singapore falls to the Japanese, a group of British, Australian, and Dutch women are torn from their families and thrust into captivity. Herded first onto a doomed evacuation ship and then into the depths of the jungle, they find themselves in a makeshift internment camp on a remote island in the Dutch East Indies.Among them is Eleanor Whitmore, the reluctant leader, a colonel's wife whose steel is tested beyond imagination; Margaret Evans, a young nurse whose compassion collides with the daily cruelty of starvation and disease; Sally Harding, a grieving widow whose fragile bond with nurse Nell Dawson blossoms into a forbidden love; and Dorothy Clarke, sharp-tongued and resourceful, whose bargains with guards blur the line between survival and betrayal.As the war grinds on, the women are forced through a series of camps, each harsher than the last. They endure malnutrition, illness, and the constant shadow of violence. Rivalries and betrayals fracture their fragile community, an informant trades secrets to curry favor, a failed escape attempt ends in tragedy, and hunger strips away the last comforts of humanity. Yet amid the despair, moments of resilience shine through: a shared scrap of food, a whispered prayer, a Christmas carol sung in defiance of their captors.Their greatest battle is not against the enemy, but against hopelessness. And when the war's tide finally turns, the women must endure not only the chaos of liberation but also the painful reckonings that follow-reunions with husbands who no longer recognize them, friendships scarred by betrayal, and the haunting truth that survival carries its own kind of guilt.Atmospheric, harrowing, and profoundly moving, Under the Tenko Sun explores how ordinary women, abandoned by empire and forgotten by history, discovered extraordinary strength. It is a story of endurance at the edge of humanity and of the unbreakable bonds forged in the darkest of times. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798232646059
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