Should the past be forgotten? A story of two women living in two different times. In 1943, in occupied Italy, Ines Santini's sheltered existence is turned upside down when she meets Norman, an escaped British POW. In 1999, Anna Swilland, their daughter, starts to unravel accounts from assorted documents left to her after her mother's death. She travels to the breathtakingly beautiful Tuscan Apennines, where the story unfolds. In researching her parents' past, she will discover secrets about the war, her parents and herself, which will change her life forever...
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Angela Petch is a prize-winning author who lives six months of the year in Tuscany and the remaining half year in Sussex, England. She lived in Rome for six formative years, where her passion for Italy was born. "Tuscan Roots" is her first novel and a sequel was published in April 2107: "Now and Then in Tuscany". Angela Petch also writes short stories that appear in national magazines in Great Britain. Both books are written in English but have Italian content.
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