Trust Me
Trust Me by Lesley Pearse, published by Penguin in 2001, is a fiction novel that explores the lives of two children sent to an Australian orphanage in the 1950s. The story follows Dulcie Taylor, who has faced betrayal throughout her life, as she and her sister May are given what they hope will be a fresh start in a new country. However, their expectations quickly turn into a harsh reality, challenging their ability to trust once more.
Readers will find a narrative that delves into themes of resilience and the struggle for happiness amidst adversity. As Dulcie navigates her painful past and forms a connection with Ross, another orphanage survivor, the story highlights the complexities of trust and the bond between siblings. This edition spans 709 pages and is presented in English, offering a detailed exploration of Dulcie’s journey as she fights for a better future for herself and her sister.
Official synopsis Publisher
From a much-loved author, a gripping story about two children sent to an Australian orphanage in the fifties.
All her life, people have told little Dulcie Taylor they’ll look after her and her sister May. And every time, her trust has been betrayed. Yet when they are given a new start in a young and exciting country, she really believes it will be a fresh chance for them both.
But the new life the sisters hoped for turns out to be a vicious illusion. Then Dulcie meets Ross, another orphanage survivor, and finds a kindred spirit – but the pain of the past is always there, and for Dulcie and May it will be a hard struggle to learn to trust again.
Unloved, unwanted, does Dulcie have enough strength and spirit to fight for the happiness she deserves, and protect her younger sister?
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