Description
In the months leading up to World War II, a young Japanese woman arrives in California with hopes of education and belonging—only to find that the world she stepped into has turned against her overnight. As prejudice hardens into policy, her family is uprooted by Executive Order 9066, forced to surrender homes, work, and stability while loved ones are separated and identities are tested. Silent Honor follows her struggle to hold onto dignity and love amid fear, loyalty, and cultural conflict, revealing how one person’s resilience can illuminate the broader human cost of injustice. With Danielle Steel’s signature blend of sweeping emotion and intimate family drama, this novel explores themes of honor, survival, and the devastating consequences of government betrayal—without losing sight of the courage that endures when everything else is taken away.
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paperback
Dell
Published Jan 1, 1997
405 pages
ISBN: 9780440224051
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Details
First Published
1997
Language
eng
Content Warnings
Content and trigger warnings for Silent Honor by Danielle Steel.