Norsworthy’s stirring historical novel…masterfully captures the action on two fronts: home and battlefield.
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The Florentine Entanglement coming January 2026

The marriage of a CIA officer and his enigmatic wife is plunged into crisis when a spy mission goes awry over the Soviet Union. But who, exactly, is to blame?

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Praise for Pamela Norsworthy

Sharp prose. An incessant undercurrent of suspicion. The Florentine Entanglement by Pamela Norsworthy is an edge-of-your seat Cold War espionage thriller, deftly weaving political intrigue with personal betrayal. Norsworthy’s novel keeps readers on edge until the last page. Classic spy fiction fans will appreciate this story’s authenticity, its morally complex characters, and the theme of loyalty—in both marriage and intelligence work.
Cam Torrens, bestselling author of The Tyler Zahn suspense series

Spies and lies abound in the rocky political climate following World War II. Will love prevail, or will this entanglement bring only regrets? The Florentine Entanglement is a lush historical novel brimming with Pamela Norsworthy's elegant prose and rich details. This gripping tale of espionage is one not to miss.
Anna Daugherty, award winning author of The Grace Church series

A Kirkus Reviews “Get It” Selection: The fates of two extended families are intertwined during World War II in Norsworthy’s stirring historical novel [War Bonds]. Norsworthy masterfully captures the action on two fronts: home and battlefield. Her thorough research lends an immediacy to the narrative that makes the reader feel present for each scene.
Kirkus Reviews

In her debut novel, War Bonds, Pamela Norsworthy takes readers on a gut-wrenching journey through love and loss in World War II Europe. She tells the sweeping epic through the eyes of British and American POWs, a foster child forced to mature beyond his years, a Nazi commandant and his wife, and others. The story made me sob as I contemplated fidelity to spouse and country, moral boundaries loosening in the face of war, personal and patriotic sacrifice, evil, grace, and the drive to find beauty in an often-ugly world.
Chris Lancette, for the Washington Independent Review of Books

Readers looking for an engrossing, often poignant story to touch their hearts will find it here. Well-written and rigorously researched, War Bonds is a stirring novel and a welcome addition to the World War II genre.
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