The Traitor’s Wife

By: Sarah Steele

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. All Luisa has left is her voice, and when she learns her husband is colluding with the enemy, she knows she must use it to fuel the women of Naples with fire.

Los Angeles 1962
Hollywood starlet Lola Hart has come a long way from the backstreets of Naples, the glamorous parties a way to dull the pain of the past. When she is offered the role of a lifetime portraying a heroine of the Italian resistance, she knows returning home means confronting old ghosts. But as she seeks out the story behind the film, she realizes there are many in Naples with secrets, and that the woman she is to play held the greatest one of all…

Review: Josephine Berglund

This dual timeline story is set between World War II in Naples and the Golden Age of Hollywood. Two very opposing worlds which are carefully woven together using research and well-developed characters. The story explores how far we will go to protect the people we love. It includes many twists and turns that make for a great story.

Published by Josephina

It is fascinating to discover worlds that existed in the past and wonder whether they will ever be seen again. I believe they live on in historical fiction for future generations to marvel at and enjoy.

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