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The Life and Death of Abercrombie Lyle is set in fascist Italy with an alternative history twist – the Axis powers win WWII. It’s a story of love, betrayal and revenge, with family secrets, romance and a mystery to unravel, as it shifts between timeframes and perspectives en route to the final reckoning.
Publication date: 30 October 2025
What readers said . . .
‘An incredibly beautiful and captivating story, one that completely drew me in from beginning to end. The narrative was rich with emotional depth, compelling plot twists, and well-crafted surprises that kept me engaged throughout. The characters’ journeys were powerfully written, full of nuance and transformation, and I found myself deeply invested in their fates. The writing itself was elegant and evocative, making the entire story feel immersive and unforgettable. It’s a masterfully told tale of love, loss, and redemption.’ (Rachel N)
‘This story had everything! Romance, adventure, intrigue and a satisfying ending. I was pulled into the narrative immediately and could not wait to see what was going to happen . . . Overall excellent pacing and readability. I really enjoyed this book and will likely read it again.’ (Nicole C)
‘It was an incredibly emotional, well-written, and intriguing read. The story had characters we could relate to and feel for. I was incredibly engrossed in the plot and could not wait to know what would happen in the end. I loved the different viewpoints, and style of writing.’ (Miranda S)
‘I loved this book. You know from the moment Abercrombie plucks the book from the fire that there is something strange going on. You are kept guessing all along at what the real purpose of the book is until suddenly, the pieces start to fall into place.’ (Wendy T)
‘Honestly, I absolutely loved this story! Abercrombie’s experiences in Italy were so extreme and tugged at the heart strings with his heart breaking separation from Carla and the breakdown of his friendship with Brio. I was utterly invested to get to the end of the story in the hope it would be a happy one. . . . I felt completely swept up in Abercrombie’s world throughout.’ (Bethan B)