Bauhinia
by Siobhan Dike
About This Novel
The story is set in Hong Kong during the Japanese occupation, when Hong Kong's social values were undergoing drastic changes. From the adventures of the asylum to the beauty of Hong Kong's Spice Harbour, Siobhan Dike's novels will bring readers a romantic and exciting adventure, telling the story of the protagonist's spiritual growth and redemption. "This is an immersive read" - Renita D'Silva (best-selling author of Monsoon Memories) Introduction: Kate Wolseley lives in an expat community, living a simple life of wealth and privilege. But since the Japanese occupied Hong Kong in December 1941, she was moved to live in a filthy tent. Forty miles away in Macau, Sofia Rodgues' father invites a Japanese family to his home for dinner, which arouses suspicion in Sofia's mind and creates a rift between her and her controlling half-brother Leo.
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