The Tuscan Daughter

The Tuscan Daughter is described as a must-read for fans of WWII historical fiction and courageous women not willing to settle for anything less than freedom.

A country at war. An impossible choice. A woman who will risk everything to be free.

Tuscany, 1942: Having moved from England to the beautiful city of Lucca before the outbreak of war, Lizzie Thornton adores her job as a tutor to eight-year-old Cristo, despite the fact that his father, Count Antonio de Falco, is a notable fascist and supporter of Mussolini.

Then war is declared, and Lizzie is suddenly regarded as an enemy in a country she loves so much. When a new tutor, Vincenzo Baldini, arrives, Lizzie is exposed to a clandestine world; Vincenzo is actually a member of the Italian resistance, running an anti-fascist propaganda magazine. Desperate to be part of the fight, Lizzie joins Vincenzo’s unit, and soon, she finds herself head over heels in love.

But when someone from her past reappears and threatens to overturn her new life, Lizzie must decide if she has the strength to fight for what, and whom, she truly wants.

Based on true events, The Tuscan Daughter is a heartbreaking story of one woman’s resilience in the face of fascism, perfect for fans of Mandy Robotham and Kate Quinn.

Readers have been swept away by The Tuscan Daughter:

Richly told … a must for all fans of WW2 fiction – Mandy Robotham

A really well-researched novel with a dramatic ending

An absolute masterpiece

A thrilling, chilling close-up of the battle to save Italy from within – Sarah Steele

I loved this story, it is one of the few that I have read focusing on Italy … fascinating

An amazing and sentimental look at one Englishwoman's war in Italy

This novel has it all … romance, history, mystery, edge-of-your-seat action

I know you'll get drawn into this book like I did!