The Refuge

'Wickedly Twisty.' Laurence, Amazon reviewer

'Mind-bending.' Tambok, Amazon reviewer

Where to hide when there's nowhere left to run?

Sandrine is asked to empty her late grandmother's house on a small island near the Normandy coast. She soon discovers that its elderly inhabitants haven't left the island since their arrival as children during World War II.

Sandrine can tell they are terrified of someone, or something. Yet, they refuse to leave the island.

What happened to the children from the holiday camp which was suddenly shut down in 1949?

And who was Sandrine's grandmother really?

Born in 1976, Jerome Loubry grew up in a village famous for its book printing business. His aunt, who worked there, made sure he grew up surrounded by books. After working in London for many years, Jerome moved to the South of France, where he still lives and works.

'Wickedly Twisty.' Laurence, Amazon reviewer'Mind-bending.' Tambok, Amazon reviewerWhere to hide when there's nowhere left to run?Sandrine is asked to empty her late grandmother's house on a small island near the Normandy coast. She soon discovers that its elderly inhabitants haven't left the island since their arrival as children during World War II. Sandrine can tell they are terrified of someone, or something . Yet, they refuse to leave the island. What happened to the children from the holiday camp which was suddenly shut down in 1949? And who was Sandrine's grandmother really ?

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