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X-WR-CALNAME:History Book Festival Presents Author Lisa Scottoline: Eternal
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LOCATION:111 Adams Avenue\nLewes DE 19958
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SUMMARY:History Book Festival Presents Author Lisa Scottoline: Eternal
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DESCRIPTION:The History Book Festival and the Lewes Public Library present 
 a live\,\ninteractive talk with Lisa Scottoline\, author of “Eternal\,
 ” the\nFiction Keynote event for the 2021 virtual History Book Festival.
 \nScottoline will be in conversation with novelist Martha Hall Kelly.\n“
 Eternal” tells the tale of a love triangle that unfolds in the\nheart of
  Rome\, in the creeping shadow of fascism. Elisabetta\, Marco\,\nand Sandr
 o grow up as the best of friends despite their differences\,\nand their fr
 iendship blossoms to love\, with both Sandro and Marco\nhoping to win Elis
 abetta’s heart. But in the autumn of 1937\,\nMussolini asserts his power
 \, aligning Italy’s Fascists with\nHitler’s Nazis and altering the law
 s that govern Rome. As\nanti-Semitism takes legal root and World War II er
 upts\, the threesome\nrealizes that Mussolini was only the beginning. Agai
 nst this backdrop\,\nthe intertwined fates of Elisabetta\, Marco\, Sandro\
 , and their families\nwill be decided\, in a heartbreaking story of both t
 he best and the\nworst that the world has to offer. Lisa Scottoline is the
  bestselling\nauthor of 32 novels that have been published in 35 countries
 . She is\nbest known for her mystery thrillers\, but “Eternal”— her 
 first\nhistorical novel — is the culmination of a lifetime of interest i
 n\nthe Italian Holocaust that began when she took a seminar at the\nUniver
 sity of Pennsylvania led by Philip Roth called “The Literature\nof the H
 olocaust\,” studying the work of Italian Holocaust survivor\nPrimo Levi\
 , among others. Martha Hall Kelly is the author of three\nbestselling work
 s of historical fiction: her debut novel set during\nWorld War II\, “Lil
 ac Girls\,” and the prequels “Lost Roses” and\n“Sunflower Sisters.
 ” NOTE: this meeting is being conducted through\nZoom. You MUST REGISTER
  to receive instructions for joining the\nmeeting. Venue: Lewes Public Lib
 rary.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:The History Book Festival and the Lewes Public
  Library present a live\, interactive talk with Lisa Scottoline\, author o
 f “Eternal\,” the Fiction Keynote event for the 2021 virtual History B
 ook Festival. Scottoline will be in conversation with novelist Martha Hall
  Kelly. “Eternal” tells the tale of a love triangle that unfolds in th
 e heart of Rome\, in the creeping shadow of fascism. Elisabetta\, Marco\, 
 and Sandro grow up as the best of friends despite their differences\, and 
 their friendship blossoms to love\, with both Sandro and Marco hoping to w
 in Elisabetta’s heart. But in the autumn of 1937\, Mussolini asserts his
  power\, aligning Italy’s Fascists with Hitler’s Nazis and altering th
 e laws that govern Rome. As anti-Semitism takes legal root and World War I
 I erupts\, the threesome realizes that Mussolini was only the beginning. A
 gainst this backdrop\, the intertwined fates of Elisabetta\, Marco\, Sandr
 o\, and their families will be decided\, in a heartbreaking story of both 
 the best and the worst that the world has to offer. Lisa Scottoline is the
  bestselling author of 32 novels that have been published in 35 countries.
  She is best known for her mystery thrillers\, but “Eternal”— her fi
 rst historical novel — is the culmination of a lifetime of interest in t
 he Italian Holocaust that began when she took a seminar at the University 
 of Pennsylvania led by Philip Roth called “The Literature of the Holocau
 st\,” studying the work of Italian Holocaust survivor Primo Levi\, among
  others. Martha Hall Kelly is the author of three bestselling works of his
 torical fiction: her debut novel set during World War II\, “Lilac Girls\
 ,” and the prequels “Lost Roses” and “Sunflower Sisters.” NOTE: 
 this meeting is being conducted through Zoom. You MUST REGISTER to receive
  instructions for joining the meeting. Venue: Lewes Public Library.
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