Description
Miracle at Sant’Anna by James McBride, author of The Color of Water, is a powerful World War II novel about courage, brotherhood, and redemption. Set in the rugged mountains of Tuscany, it follows four African-American soldiers from the 92nd “Buffalo” Division who rescue a young Italian boy and seek refuge in a war-torn village behind enemy lines.
As the soldiers bond with the villagers and local partisans, they uncover secrets that lead back to a horrifying event at Sant’Anna — one that will test their loyalty, humanity, and faith in one another. McBride’s vivid storytelling captures both the brutality and grace of war, portraying how the smallest acts of kindness can become miracles in the darkest times.
Rich in history, emotion, and insight, Miracle at Sant’Anna is an unforgettable exploration of race, sacrifice, and the enduring strength of the human spirit.
