Faith. . Those who spoke against the government could be arrested and sent into confino, exile, far from their homes. Somehow love really can save the dayromantic love, brotherhood, spiritual love, love for a good nation and the democratic process. "You, a high school student? Anxiety gnawed at Marco, and he experienced a flicker of envy at the bond that Sandro and Elisabetta shared, for they were always talking about books or the like. "Washington Post"In this book of her heart, Lisa Scottoline delivers what her readers expect and so much more, fast-paced intrigue, but also an authentic, tender coming of age tale of three best friends navigating the complexities of fascism, war, political and family strife and romantic competition. Fans of WWII fiction will be drawn to this immersive, emotional novel.Publishers WeeklyQuite a change from Scottolines bestselling contemporary thrillers: an ambitious, deeply researched historical account of three Roman families caught in the meltdown of Fascist ItalyHeartfelt.Kirkus ReviewsA powerfully moving story of loss, loyalty, family and love.Woman's WorldAs Americans go through huge growing pains (hopefully leading to something positive) in terms of their own racist pasts, Eternal offers us hope. The description of the war and its horror along with the treatment of the Jews is believable. The book lives up to its title. He was a mathematical prodigy, and his preternatural talent had been plain since primary school, so she shouldn't have been surprised that he would be at La Sapienza, the city campus of the University of Rome. : Angela rose, brushing grass from her skirt. The real calamities, however, follow the German invasion of Italy, which kicks off several painful rounds of increasingly severe anti-Jewish legislation, expropriation, extortion, and finally rastrellamento, the wholesale roundup of Italian Jews to be shipped off to destinations readers will know all too well. Scottoline also writes a weekly column with her daughter for The Philadelphia Inquirer.Lisa has served as President of Mystery Writers of America and has taught a course she developed, "Justice in . She had never kissed a boy, though she was already fifteen years old, and at night she practiced kissing on her pillow. NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER #1 bestselling author Lisa Scottoline offers a sweeping and shattering epic of historical fiction fueled by shocking true events, the tale of a love triangle that. "I am, too. Elisabetta admired Sandro's mother, who was one of the few female doctors she had ever heard of, an obstetrician at Ospedale Fatebenefratelli. The footbridge was the oldest in Rome, walled on both sides-and since it connected to Tiber Island, it was essentially the street on which he lived. Scottoline also writes a weekly column with her daughter for The Philadelphia Inquirer.Lisa has served as President of Mystery Writers of America and has taught a course she developed, "Justice in . Her books are book-club favorites, and Lisa and her daughter Francesca Serritella have hosted an annual Big Book Club Party for over a thousand readers at her Pennsylvania farm, for the past twelve years. Swallows skimmed the surface for a drink, cicadas rasped, and dragonflies droned. Learn to do-it-yourself with these books, curated by Amazon Book Review editor, Seira Wilson. Elisabetta DOrfeo works at a restaurant to support her alcoholic father. She had been a maschiaccio, a tomboy, when she was little, which was how she had grown close with Marco. Buy, Apr 06, 2021 Putnam's Sons; 1st edition (March 23, 2021). Scottoline's Italian heritage combined with all her diligent research will keep this story in readers' hearts.Beth Gibbs, Davidson, NC. Fans of WWII fiction will be drawn to this immersive, emotional novel. Elisabetta succumbs to Marcos charms, but their relationship is derailed after Marco falsely takes credit for a notebook left for her by Sandro to encourage her writing. Marco turned onto the Ponte Fabricio, his tires bobbling on the worn travertine. "But it does." Love. Elisabetta felt touched. "Ha!" Elisabetta's gaze found the Ponte Rotto in the middle of the river, a bizarre sight. It centers on three childhood friends. Swallows skimmed the surface for a drink, cicadas rasped, and dragonflies droned. "And this professor is the one you always talk about, right? Marco rode over, sliding to a stop on the grass. It unspools at a heart-stopping pace, yet each page resonates with emotions: fear, hope, sorrow, yearning, love, empathy, sympathy, and, ultimately, joy. Episode 5: The Catacomb of St. Calisto. You'll be a famous mathematician someday. He had large, walnut-brown eyes, a strong nose, a square jaw, and a broad neck marked by a prominent Adam's apple. Lisa shares details of her research for the book, including a trip to Italy where she created the videos that she has shared with readers on her website. They all wore their uniforms, the boys in their black shirts and gray shorts, and the girls in white muslin shirts and black skirts. His nose was long and aquiline, and his lips finely etched into his face. She practiced her byline at night, too. Elisabetta blinked, and the moment between her and Sandro vanished, so quickly that she wondered if it had happened at all. I really don't see the point. --Library Journal fistarred review) A beautiful, heartbreaking, wrenching love story set in the Second World War. "And you'll be a famous journalist.". "Allow me." Scottolines admirable foray into historical fiction (after her Rosato & Associates series) visits pre-WWII Italy during Mussolinis rise to power as three teenage friends navigate a love triangle. ISBN-10 : 59362425. Elisabetta rose, reaching, but Sandro turned away, doing something with the newspaper. Armed only with the puzzle pieces of a, From the bestselling mother/daughter writing duo comes another hilarious collection of essays about motherhood, daughterhood, womanhood, and "does this hood look good on me?" Product Details About the Author Read an Excerpt Product Details About the Author Scottoline hits new heights in this spellbinding tale of decades-old family secrets and rips apart the fragility of first loves. There was an error retrieving your Wish Lists. "An accomplished historical novel that is both steeped in period detail and full of relatable characters. Scottoline is a master at ramping up the suspense. Some of the protagonists supportor even, like Marco, work forthe fascist regime; others do not. May the scholarship and literary invention of this extraordinary novel find a home in the hearts of readers everywhere.Bookreporter.com"I absolutely loved this page-turning novel. Her classmates were bent over their homework, and though Marco was approaching with Angela on his handlebars, he was too far away. She sensed she was pretty enough, now that she had grown into her features, according to her mother. Action-packed and haunting, Eternal will stay with you for a long time after you finish reading it. To redeem, copy and paste the code during the checkout process. NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER#1 bestselling author Lisa Scottoline offers a sweeping and shattering epic of historical fiction fueled by shocking true events, the tale of a love triangle that unfolds in the heart of Romein the creeping shadow of fascism.What war destroys, only love can heal.Elisabetta, Marco, and Sandro grow up as the best of friends despite their differences. Sandro Simone, a brilliant student, lives in Romes Jewish quarter with his obstetrician mother and lawyer father, Massimo. He's one of the greatest mathematicians of our time. "Washington Post"In this book of her heart, Lisa Scottoline delivers what her readers expect and so much more, fast-paced intrigue, but also an authentic, tender coming of age tale of three best friends navigating the complexities of fascism, war, political and family strife and romantic competition. "Let me see." Lisa Scottoline is a magnificent storyteller. She found herself kissing him back, tasting warm tomato sauce on his lips until he pulled away, smiling down at her, with a new shine in his eyes that confused her. "Sandro, why did you do that?" He was love's captive. The sun had dipped behind the trees, shooting burnished rays through the city, which had come to boisterous life as the workday ended. After Marcos brother Aldo is killed when he joins a group of anti-fascist saboteurs, Marco, groomed by Commendatore Romano Buonacorso for a rapid rise to power, begins to have second thoughts. . Meticulously researched, this riveting World War II-era novel explores what happens when beautiful Elisabetta must choose between lifelong best friends Sandro and Marco. By clicking SIGN UP,I acknowledge that I have read and agree to Penguin Random Houses, certain categories of personal information, discloses, sells, or shares certain personal information. Its allhere and it is essential reading.Adriana Trigiani, bestselling author of Lucia, Lucia and The Shoemakers WifeIn Eternal, Lisa Scottoline expands her formidable talents to World War II Italy and the heartwarming tale of three families whose intersecting worlds are torn apart. Elisabetta meant her and Marco. Marco accelerated, preoccupied with Elisabetta. A beautifully written book about Fascism and Mussolini in Italy during WWII. She had just decided that Marco would be her first kiss. He was handsome in his own way, his features more refined than Marco's and his build like a sharpened pencil, slim but strong, the way a wire cable supports a modern bridge. "Okay!" She usually achieved what she set her mind to, getting good grades and such, but this was different. Silva builds tension with breathtaking double and triple turns of plot.People Magazine, Intelligence is the factor that has distinguished Silvas espionage. Centuries ago, the stone bridge had connected the riverbanks, but time had reduced it to only a single arch rising from the water, leading nowhere. Eternal (Hardcover) | Book Passage She had never kissed a boy, though she was already fifteen years old, and at night she practiced kissing on her pillow. Marco Terrizzi, the son of a bar owner, begins his rise in the Fascist government, using his wit and charm to hide the secret of his learning disability and inability to read. Please try your request again later. Faith. Maybe I was tired from travel, but I never fully engaged with the story. Read Book Here ==> Eternal. We work hard to protect your security and privacy. Scottoline hits new heights in this spellbinding tale of decades-old family secrets and rips apart the fragility of first loves. "She must be so proud." You'll be a famous mathematician someday. Fans of WWII fiction will be drawn to this immersive, emotional novel.Publishers WeeklyQuite a change from Scottolines bestselling contemporary thrillers: an ambitious, deeply researched historical account of three Roman families caught in the meltdown of Fascist ItalyHeartfelt.Kirkus ReviewsA powerfully moving story of loss, loyalty, family and love.Woman's WorldAs Americans go through huge growing pains (hopefully leading to something positive) in terms of their own racist pasts, Eternal offers us hope. 'An accomplished historical novel that is both steeped in period detail and full of relatable characters. Scottoline is a master at ramping up the suspense' -, 'In this book of her heart, Lisa Scottoline delivers what her readers expect and so much more, fast-paced intrigue, but also an authentic, tender coming of age tale of three best friends navigating the complexities of fascism, war, political and family strife and romantic competition' -. Centuries ago, the stone bridge had connected the riverbanks, but time had reduced it to only a single arch rising from the water, leading nowhere.