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Sisters of the Midnight Sun
A Novel€ 33,95 -
La custode dei profumi perduti
Sperando che un nuovo inizio possa essere la cura per il suo cuore spezzato, Abi Howes decide di accettare un lavoro estivo nella campagna francese. Non appena raggiunge il meraviglioso castello di Bellevue, è subito rapita dal fascino antico di quella dimora e dai segreti che custodisce. E ben presto, complici gli echi del passato, Abi scopre una storia straordinaria, che avrà il potere di sconvolgere i piani della sua estate e, forse, della sua stessa vita. Era il 1938 quando Eliane Martin si prendeva cura degli alveari nel giardino del castello di Bellevue. Incontrò Mathieu Dubosq mentre vendeva il miele al mercato e se ne innamorò perdutamente. Sembrava che niente potesse scalfire la loro felicità, invece le ombre della guerra si allungarono fino ai confini francesi. Nel caos generato dall'occupazione tedesca, Eliane e Mathieu vennero divisi e lei prese una decisione che sarebbe potuta costarle la vita: si unì alla Resistenza e combatté per la libertà della Francia. Ma la strada verso la liberazione fu lunga e, nei momenti più bui, il suo amore per Mathieu venne messo a dura prova. Può una storia che arriva dal passato coinvolgere a tal punto chi la rivive? La vicenda di Eliane riuscirà a risvegliare il coraggio e la determinazione di cui Abi ha bisogno?
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The Dark of the Moon
‘The novel is well researched and full of fascinating information about codebreaking and the French resistance, and Finn’s voice makes it come alive.’ —Historical Novels Review ‘The Dark of the Moon is an involving and very touching read. It offers readers a fascinating exploration of a too-little-known element of Bletchley Park history and a moving personal story. The present day narrative interweaves cleverly with the past and I was gripped throughout.’ —Anna Stuart, author of The Midwife of Auschwitz ‘The Dark of the Moon is a dazzling and tremendously moving story about love, courage, and the importance of finding answers. Told from the points of view of ATA pilot and Bletchley Park codebreaker Philly Delaney and Finn, her friends’ young son who helps Philly as she tries to locate her husband’s final resting place, this gorgeous novel is both a tale of wartime daring and bravery as well as a tender exploration of grief. Fiona’s beautiful prose brings the characters and their struggles into vivid perspective and the settings in Britain and on sunny Île de Ré off the coast of France are wonderfully immersive. Atmospheric and thoroughly captivating, I couldn’t put it down!’ —Linda Wilgus, author of The Sea Child ‘The Dark of the Moon is a poignant, compelling and charming novel, taking us back to wartime France and immersing us in the work of the women pilots of the Air Transport Auxiliary and the codebreakers of Bletchley Park. Told through two distinct voices, and with a dual timeframe, I felt empathy for both narrators and willed Philly to find her much-needed “closure”. Well-researched and sensitively told, Fiona Valpy celebrates women’s courage and the behind-the-scenes heroes of wartime, while also giving us a tender and touching portrait of an intergenerational friendship.’ —Caroline Scott, author of The Photographer of the Lost ‘Fiona Valpy has written yet another captivating WWII novel, showing us the war through the eyes of a woman in her 90s. Cleverly weaving the past with the present, The Dark of the Moon is a thought-provoking and beautifully written historical story that I thoroughly enjoyed.’ —Soraya M. Lane ‘A captivating and poignant story of wartime bravery and enduring love, told with warmth and heart. Unforgettable.’ —Imogen Clark, bestselling author of In a Single Moment
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The Sky Beneath Us
“A gifted storyteller with a unique voice. This is a beautifully written, uplifting, moving and evocative story that will stay with you! I loved it so much, I didn’t want it to end!” —Santa Montefiore “An immersive and moving story which will stay with me for a long time. Such a compelling sense of place and beautifully drawn characters, I savored every moment.” —Freya North “What an exquisite and unforgettable journey! I loved every shaky step, breathtaking vista, minute discovery and unexpected adventure in Katmandu, Edinburgh, Phortse and the north-west Highlands of Scotland with Daisy and her great-great-aunt Violet. Theirs are inspirational stories of love and hope lost and found as they courageously ascend paths unknown and welcome the unexpected. Meticulously researched and beautifully written with fascinating detail about botany, the Sherpa people and Nepal. As deeply satisfying as a clear view of a flower-filled valley from a mountain top.” —Penny Haw, author of Follow Me to Africa “A soaring tale sweeping from the romantic Scottish Hebrides to Mount Everest, her heroines, appropriately Violet and Daisy, find challenging adventures, personal bravery, love and the elusive Himalayan brilliant blue poppy sheltering in the mysterious Valley of Flowers, plus a typical Fiona Valpy unexpected twist in the tale. A glowing book.” — Ann Lindsay, author of Seeds of Blood and Beauty “ Spanning the charming landscapes of Scotland and the breathtaking peaks of Nepal, The Sky Beneath Us is an immersive, sweeping, and poignant tale about heartbreak, resilience, and a timeless bond forged between two generations through a shared love of the natural world.” — Archana Maniar, author of Dry Spells
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The Cypress Maze
“A poignant, luminous tale.” —Woman's Own “Valpy’s writing is beautiful, and she makes this villa, with its spectacular garden and, especially, the cypress maze at the heart of it, come to life.” —Historical Novels Review
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The Season of Dreams
Fiona is an acclaimed number one bestselling author whose books have sold over a million copies and been translated into more than twenty languages worldwide. She draws inspiration from the stories of strong women, especially during the years of World War Two, and her meticulous historical research enriches her writing with an evocative sense of time and place. For more information, to sign up for updates or to get in touch, please visit www.fionavalpy.com.
€ 12,50 -
Light Through the Vines
Fiona is an acclaimed number one bestselling author whose books have sold over a million copies and been translated into more than twenty languages worldwide. She draws inspiration from the stories of strong women, especially during the years of World War Two, and her meticulous historical research enriches her writing with an evocative sense of time and place. For more information, to sign up for updates or to get in touch, please visit www.fionavalpy.com.
€ 12,50 -
The Recipe for Hope
Fiona is an acclaimed number one bestselling author whose books have sold over a million copies and been translated into more than twenty languages worldwide. She draws inspiration from the stories of strong women, especially during the years of World War Two, and her meticulous historical research enriches her writing with an evocative sense of time and place. For more information, to sign up for updates or to get in touch, please visit www.fionavalpy.com.
€ 12,50 -
The Storyteller of Casablanca
“A novel that will whisk you to another time and place, The Storyteller of Casablanca is a tender tale of hope, resilience, and new beginnings.” —Imogen Clark, bestselling author of Postcards From a Stranger “Fiona Valpy has an exquisite talent for creating characters so rounded and delightful that they almost feel like family, and this makes what happens to them feel very personal.” —Louise Douglas, bestselling author of The House by the Sea
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The Beekeeper's Promise
Fiona Valpy spent seven years living in France, having moved there from the UK in 2007. She and her family renovated an old, rambling farmhouse in the Bordeaux winelands, during the course of which she developed new-found skills in cement mixing, interior decorating and wine tasting. All of these inspirations, along with a love for the place, the people and their history, have found their way into the books she’s written, which have been translated into German, Norwegian, Czech, Turkish and Slovenian. Fiona now lives in Scotland, but enjoys regular visits to France in search of the sun.
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Sea of Memories
Fiona Valpy spent seven years living in France, having moved there from the UK in 2007. She and her family renovated an old, rambling farmhouse in the Bordeaux winelands, during which time she developed new-found skills in cement-mixing, interior decorating and wine-tasting. All of these inspirations, along with a love for the place, the people and their history, have found their way into the books she’s written, which have been translated into German, Norwegian, Czech and Turkish. Fiona now lives in Scotland, but enjoys regular visits to France in search of the sun.
€ 12,50 -
The French for Love Lib/E
€ 73,50