Audiobook: Under the Orange Tree – Humanity Trilogy, part 1 (Human Version)

At Last, It’s Here: The Humanity Trilogy

This long-awaited adventure, spanning three books, is dedicated to Taylor Swift’s iconic song Blank Space. Set in Helsinki, Northern Europe, the story begins with identical twins Katariina and Liina, who find themselves entangled in a murder. The first book delves into the theme of racism, exploring why we must not let fear take control.

In the prologue, the author reveals the intriguing connection between her writing and Blank Space. The Prologue can be listened for free on YouTube or on Instagram (@lilothurman)

Chapter Highlights

• Chapter 1: The story plunges into the Mediterranean Sea, where migrants embark on perilous journeys, risking everything for the hope of a better life. Can one young man, fleeing his homeland, escape the curse that has haunted his family for generations?
• Chapter 2: A political assassination shocks the northern nation. The murder of a prominent right-wing populist figure threatens to reignite deep-seated divisions, recalling a time when such tensions drove the country to civil strife. Who would commit such a cold-blooded act?
• Chapter 3: We are introduced to the twins. Katariina Heikkilä, a journalist and social media star, and her sister Liina, a psychiatrist, share a complex bond. Liina’s six-year-old son, Tumppi, steals the show as “the cutest little boy in the world.”
• Chapter 4: Enter The Mystical Figure—a character shrouded in mystery.
• Chapter 5: Chief Detective Markku Penttilä, with his charming demeanor, brings a human touch to the investigation. Balancing his duties with the memories of his late wife and raising his 17-year-old son, Juri, Markku adds depth to the unfolding drama.

Narrated by Margaret Tucker, the audiobook brings the story to life with vivid storytelling and emotional depth.

The second and third parts of The Humanity Trilogy are set to be published in 2025 and 2026. Be sure to follow the author on Instagram for the latest updates.

I would love to hear your thoughts and feedback on The Humanity Trilogy and its first installment. Your insights mean the world to me.