The Traitor's Wife Heartbreaking WW2 historical fiction with an incredible story inspired by a woman's resistance

By: Steele, Sarah [author]Material type: TextTextPublisher: United Kingdom : Headline Review, 2023Description: 464 pages: 23 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781472294333Summary: HER HUSBAND BETRAYED HER COUNTRY. ONLY SHE CAN SAVE IT. ----- The spellbinding new book from the USA Today bestselling author of The Schoolteacher of Saint Michel, perfect for fans of The Nightingale and The Paris Library Inspired by the stories of the heroines of the Italian Resistance, this is a heart-wrenching dual-timeframe story which is a portrait of war and a powerful exploration of how far we will go to protect our families, set between World War II Naples and the glamorous Golden Age of Hollywood. ----- 'Do it,' she said to the German, her voice a rasping whisper. 'Shoot me if you dare. I am Maddalena.' Naples 1943 Luisa Giordano has faced many losses: her mother to a deadly illness, the man she loved to the Nazis when war came to Italy, and her unborn child at the hands of her own husband.
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Due to be published December 2023.

HER HUSBAND BETRAYED HER COUNTRY. ONLY SHE CAN SAVE IT. ----- The spellbinding new book from the USA Today bestselling author of The Schoolteacher of Saint Michel, perfect for fans of The Nightingale and The Paris Library Inspired by the stories of the heroines of the Italian Resistance, this is a heart-wrenching dual-timeframe story which is a portrait of war and a powerful exploration of how far we will go to protect our families, set between World War II Naples and the glamorous Golden Age of Hollywood. ----- 'Do it,' she said to the German, her voice a rasping whisper. 'Shoot me if you dare. I am Maddalena.' Naples 1943 Luisa Giordano has faced many losses: her mother to a deadly illness, the man she loved to the Nazis when war came to Italy, and her unborn child at the hands of her own husband.

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