Set in the picturesque village of Positano, the story follows Bria Bartolucci, a young widow thriving with her new bed and breakfast. Her idyllic life takes a dark turn when a celebrity chef filming in the area unexpectedly dies, thrusting her into the chaos of a murder investigation. As she navigates the challenges of running her B&B while dealing with the fallout from the crime, Bria must confront the complexities of her new reality.
Focusing on the unique approach to documenting the Civil War's 150th anniversary, the book showcases Michael Falco's use of a pinhole camera to capture reenactments of significant battles. This technique creates a dreamlike quality, evoking the emotions expressed in soldiers' letters and journals. The juxtaposition of modern photographs with historical images highlights the enduring impact of these battlefields. The work offers a poignant reflection on the Civil War landscape, illustrating both its historical significance and its contemporary resonance.