Lillian and the Italians

Lillian and the Italians by David Gee, published by Conrad Press in 2021, is a novel that unfolds in the backdrop of 1960s Italy. This edition, comprising 269 pages, follows Lillian Rutherford, an English widow searching for her wayward son. Her journey takes her to Venice, where she encounters an ex-gigolo who reveals surprising truths about her son Andrew, leading her to confront aspects of his life she never anticipated.
As Lillian continues her quest in Amalfi, she meets Prince Massimo Monfalcone, whose son is also in peril. Their shared anxieties about their sons’ fates foster a growing connection between them. The narrative intertwines elements of romance and suspense, exploring themes of familial bonds and unexpected revelations. Readers will find a rich tapestry of historical and emotional depth as Lillian navigates her challenges amidst the picturesque Italian landscape.
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Looking for her wayward son in 1960s Italy, an English widow encounters revelations and begins a dangerous romance. In Venice Lillian Rutherford meets the ex-gigolo who has shared the last four years of Andrew’s life; his disclosures force her to confront a side of her son that she never suspected. Going on to Amalfi, she meets the charismatic Prince Massimo Monfalcone, whose playboy son is being held to ransom in Corsica with Andrew. Massimo distracts Lillian with his life story: his first wife was murdered in a Sicilian blood-feud; his second wife killed herself because of his infidelity. As they wait for news of their sons, a bond grows between Lillian and the Prince…
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