The Tuscan House

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In 1947 Corbello, Italy, a woman and her young son seek refuge in the ruins of a forested house, overwhelmed by wild roses. After the war, safety is elusive, and they are startled by a voice from the shadows. Young mother Fosca Sentino accepts help from Richard, an ex-British soldier escaping his own tragic past. Once a spy for the resistenza, Fosca's life was shattered by betrayal when her best friend Simonetta vanished. Now an outcast, she is initially wary of Richard but gradually finds solace as she watches him bond with her son in the orchard. However, their fragile peace is disrupted when a silver brooch, identified as Simonetta's, is discovered in the garden. Suspecting a traitor among the resistenza, Fosca, with Richard's support, must uncover the truth about Simonetta's fate and clear her name. The presence of the brooch raises urgent questions: How did it end up there? With a traitor lurking in the village, Fosca and her son face imminent danger. This gripping tale delves into the extraordinary courage of ordinary people during tumultuous times, appealing to fans of Rhys Bowen and The Nightingale. Readers rave about its emotional depth and captivating storytelling.