How do you take a stand when the enemies lurk within your own home?1938. Northern Italy. Katharina, Angelo, and Annamarie are confronted by the oppressive force created by Mussolini's and Hitler's political union. Angelo puts aside his prejudices and seeks alliances with old enemies; Katharina fights to keep her family together as the residents in the valley are forced to choose between Italian and German nationhood with neither guaranteeing that they will be able to stay on their land, and Annamarie finds herself in the thick of a fascist regime she thought she understood.By war's end, all will be forced to choose sides and none will escape betrayal. The fourth book in the series, Two Fatherlands can be read as a standalone but why? Dive in and discover the story beneath the Reschen Lake. "Lucyk-Berger is a born storyteller." – Mary Anne Yarde, Coffee Pot Book Club blogger"Absolutely gripping storytelling. These characters jump off the page and take you to a place too few of us have heard about; a tragic conflict overshadowed by the many atrocities committed during WW2. The Tyroleans were victims of calculated corruption enacted by the two fascist leaders, and Lucyk-Berger has whisked off the dust cover of a popular tourist spot to reveal a dark history and a highly controversial story beneath the Reschen Lake reservoir." – Early Reviewer
