Beyond This World There Is a World I Want
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Steve Physioc
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Steve Physioc
Five-star reviews from Literary Titan, Readers Favorite, Reader Views, and a wonderful endorsement from acclaimed Outlander author Diana Gabaldon: "An emotionally gripping story of love and loss, courage and choice, in the mountains of Italy during WWII."
What do you do when you lose everything—your husband, your country, and your dream? When survival itself feels impossible, perhaps the answer lies in forging an unbreakable bond.
In war-torn Italy of 1944, Nina Caruso embarks on a desperate mission to rescue her husband, Paulo, from a Nazi labor camp. Forced into an uneasy alliance with a Carthusian monk, Vincenzo Spinelli, she navigates a treacherous landscape where the lines between allies and enemies blur. Who can they trust—the crumbling Fascist regime or the unpredictable Partisan leadership? As their mission unfolds, Nina and Vincenzo's growing admiration for one another challenges their faith, their convictions, and the life-and-death choices they must make.
"Beyond This World There Is A World I Want is a beautifully written, emotionally charged novel that I would highly recommend to fans of historical fiction. If you enjoy stories with strong female leads, high-stakes drama, and a richly detailed setting, this book is for you. It is a tale of love and loss, courage and fear, survival and sacrifice. Most importantly, it is a reminder of the power of resistance, even in the darkest of times."~Priscilla Evans
Managing Editor of Literary Titan said, "I highly recommend Beyond this World There Is a World I Want to readers seeking a deeply moving historical narrative that illuminates both the darkness and light of human nature during wartime."~KC Finn of Readers' Favorite
"The story sets a non-stop pace that does not let up as the story progresses. Each chapter pulls the reader into the fear the Nazis brought to Italy, and the turmoil that was already there."~Leslie Anne Smith of Reader Views
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