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Shadow over the Sun

Imagine surviving the horrors of Nazi Germany, only to embark on a daring new life halfway around the world. Giselle J. Robin’s autobiography, “Shadow over the Sun,” is a gripping narrative that chronicles her extraordinary life from the dark days of wartime Hamburg to the sunlit vineyards of South Australia.

Giselle J. Robin was born in 1935 in Hamburg, Germany, and survived the tumult of World War II. After achieving a notable career in public service administration, Giselle emigrated to Australia in 1964 with her Hungarian husband, Gabor Berenyi. Together, they founded the first organic winery in McLaren Flat, South Australia. Despite her remarkable professional success, Giselle’s personal life was fraught with challenges, including a difficult divorce, the tragic loss of a partner, and the ongoing battle with bipolar disorder. Her resilience and determination earned her the Pinnacle Book Achievement Award for 2017 from NABE in the USA.

“Shadow over the Sun” delves into the life of a woman who faced immense adversity with courage and grace. Giselle’s story is not just a tale of survival, but one of reinvention and triumph. From the war-torn streets of Hamburg to the rolling vineyards of South Australia, Giselle’s journey is a testament to her indomitable spirit. The book explores themes of resilience, the pursuit of dreams, and the power of reinvention. Giselle’s honest and precise account provides a vivid picture of her struggles and victories, making it a compelling read for anyone seeking inspiration.

Robin’s life’s story is an inspiration, encouraging readers to face their own challenges with resilience and hope. “Shadow over the Sun” is not just a memoir; it’s a beacon of courage and perseverance. Highly recommended for those who appreciate stories of personal triumph and the relentless pursuit of dreams.

Don’t miss the chance to immerse yourself in Giselle J. Robin’s remarkable journey. Grab a copy of “Shadow over the Sun” and be inspired by a story of unwavering resilience and the power of reinvention.

https://gisellerobinbooks.com

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Author: Giselle J. Robin

Page Count: 166

Rating: 5 / 5 Stars

Reviewer: Charlotte White

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