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Amazon #1 Bestseller and Book Excellence Awards Winner

Author of Imagine That: The Magic of the Mysterious Lights, and Righteous Allegiance

Authors, if you are looking for a professional, experienced, and skilled editor, you need not look any further.

Gia Notti offers joyful energy and applies an intense focus on detail and grammatical perfection, which inspired my confidence in her. My project was a contemporary thriller/suspense novel representing a cross-genre reader experience involving complex characters and much dialogue.

Another challenge for this editor was that this was my first novel.

I appreciated Gia’s honesty and directness regarding constructive criticism without inhibiting my writing style. She understood the nuances of my work.

Gia’s keen eye for spotting errors and inconsistencies became evident during editing. She also communicated to me clearly, beyond my apparent miscues, why she felt any changes should be made to improve the quality of my work.

When it comes to trustworthiness, you can be confident that anything you share — professional or personal — will remain secure. Gia values her integrity and is sincerely interested in your project, with a strong desire and commitment to contributing to its success.

As I have, you will discover that there is no better partner to support your writing journey.

I give Gia Notti my highest recommendation as an editor, certainly as a wonderful human being.

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1939, Castle of Montessecco

At just sixteen, Contessina Ernestina Di Montesecco is weary of the tedious monotony of her life, secluded within the damp walls of her father’s castle, which overlooks the quaint town of Sant'Agnese. One morning, she follows a stray cat and discovers a long-abandoned garden. She learns that this garden was once a cherished sanctuary for her deceased mother, who watches over her in spirit. Determined to honor her mother’s memory, Tina resolves to restore the garden to its former glory.

Olivio, a local boy, is recruited to help Tina restore the secret garden. As they toil together under the sun, their hands scratched and sore from the labor, the garden slowly blooms, and a friendship blossoms between the two youngsters. The garden transforms into a haven of beauty, solace, and peace for Tina—just as it once was for her mother.

However, the brutality of World War II descends upon Sant'Agnese. Her father's involvement with Mussolini and the Germans makes him dangerous and untrustworthy. As the war intensifies around the town, Tina's loyalty and allegiance are put to the test, and for the first time in her life, Tina faces decisions and choices that blur the line between what is right and what is necessary for survival.

Angela Petch expertly draws readers into the World War II era, introducing relatable and genuine characters whose joys and laughter, fears and tears leap from the pages. Their stories resonate deeply and are conveyed with the utmost respect for the hardships and losses experienced during this period.

My heart raced and my eyes filled with tears many times as I flew through the pages. The book struck such a deep emotional chord within me that I needed time to process the profound impact it left in my soul. The Lost Garden is more than a brilliant book; it’s an experience.

My heartfelt thanks to Angela Petch, NetGalley, and Bookouture for the opportunity to read The Lost Garden.

1940 London World War II

Grace is weary and desperately seeking work; her mother and brother rely on her to pay the rent and provide food, already scarce due to the war. However, fate intervenes when she secures a challenging nursing position in a private home and unexpectedly meets Owen, a fighter pilot, on the very same morning. Driven to escape her abusive brother, Cormac, Grace makes the bold decision to move closer to her job. She finds a shared room with two other girls, Betony and Jess, and must learn to juggle the demands of her challenging patient alongside her family obligations and a blossoming relationship during tumultuous times.

Betony has always lived a life of privilege, but when she believes she has found true love, she rebels against her parents' orders to abandon the war-ravaged city. Determined to make her romance work, she takes an independent leap of faith and rents a shared room with Grace and Jess. The more she chases after Owen, the more he eludes her, and she pushes away Winter, a dependable Canadian pilot who clearly cares for her and is always ready to lend a hand. She soon begins to wonder if she is chasing the wrong pilot.

Struggling in her role as a mail reader tasked with uncovering secrets within letters for the war cause, Jess barely makes it through each shift. In the search for her missing sister, she encounters nothing but dead ends. Then, one harrowing night, she believes she sees her sister. Confronting her father for answers only leads to more confusion about her sister's fate—he insists she is dead, leaving Jess with lingering doubts. In need of stability, Jess becomes the third occupant in the room with Grace and Betony, taking the opportunity to rest and regain some direction.

Evans propels readers into the heart of the story from the very first page. The WWII-era narrative shines with vivid details, from the hunger of rations to the terror of German night air raids, to the diverse levels of living and the recklessness of love in the moment. Complemented by compelling characters and a fast-paced plot, The Irish Nurse at the Lodging House is an emotive, page-turning historical must-read fiction that readers will not want to put down until the end.

I am hoping for more to come, as there's so much story left to tell for these characters, especially Grace's journey.

Thank you to Bookouture and NetGalley for the opportunity to read The Irish Nurse at the Lodging House. Opinions expressed are my own.