Tears of Wonder: Book Two of the Trilogy

No oil, gas, coal or petroleum. No internet, computers, phones, mobile devices. Massive forced migration, civil unrest on an unprecedented scale; looting, millions dead or dying. To change the minds of many, first you have to change the mind of one.

By offering hope, and a new vision of the future that people can come to believe in.

In the second book of the "Tears" trilogy, you see what hope looks like, and the shadow of hopelessness starts to lift from the world like a mist retreating before a magnificent sunrise.

Will it be enough? And have the brilliant refugee women finished their task?