The Orphan's Last Goodbye (the Red Cross Orphans, Book 4)

In the fourth installment of The Red Cross Orphans, Glynis Peters follows the fragile hopes of a group of children trying to survive the emotional and physical upheavals that surround them. As loyalties are tested and the adults they rely on are stretched thin, the orphanage becomes both a refuge and a reminder that safety can never be guaranteed for long. Amid growing uncertainty, the children are forced to face what it means to be brave—not just in the face of danger, but in the face of loss. When a final, painful goodbye threatens to upend everything they’ve built, the story turns toward the question of what family truly means. Friendships deepen, secrets surface, and past choices come back with consequences that no one can undo. Each step forward carries the weight of what has been left behind, and each act of kindness becomes a kind of promise. The Orphan’s Last Goodbye brings the series to a poignant, emotionally resonant close, balancing heartache with resilience. Through courage, compassion, and the stubborn determination to keep going, the children learn that endings can also be beginnings—especially when love and loyalty refuse to disappear, even when circumstances demand separation.

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