A heartbreaking story of hope, bravery and friendship during the darkest days of war.
About The Forgotten Italian Restaurant
A faded restaurant menu from 1943; a memorial plaque with a mystery; a secret plan to feed those in hiding; and a grave mistake made in the hours before dawn…
About Barbara
A best-selling novelist with a background in newspaper reporting, Barbara Josselsohn loves crafting stories about protagonists facing a fork in the road. She is the author of seven novels and has also written hundreds of articles and essays in major and regional publications about family, home and relationships.
Praise for Barbara
This book is... enchanting. Not only is the concept of the story phenomenal but the writing holds up to the weight and magic of the story… I cannot recommend it enough.
—Shelby F., Netgalley Reviewer
on Secrets of the Italian Island
Heart-wrenching and mysterious… my attention was fully grabbed. I became instantly immersed in the story.
—Tessa Talks Books
on The Secrets of the Italian Island
…memorable, heart-warming, enjoyable and thought-provoking…
I enjoyed the heck outta this story!
—Rubie Reads
on The Cranberry Inn
…this sweet small-town story deals with some serious issues but is ultimately uplifting. Sure to please fans of Jodi Picoult or Carolyn Brown and anyone who once enjoyed ballet lessons.
—Library Journal
on The Lilac House
Heart-warming…
A perfect light-hearted summer read about love, family and relationships…
I loved it.
—Book Worm 86
on The Bluebells Girls
In this engaging debut novel, Josselsohn delves into the anxieties and insecurities of modern womanhood as well as the whims of a celebrity-obsessed culture.
—Kirkus Reviews
on The Last Dreamer
The Sisters of War Series
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