Saving Lucia

Discover the gripping narrative of "Saving Lucia" by Anna Vaught, published by Bluemoose Books Ltd in 2020. This captivating novel delves into the lives of remarkable women in the realm of psychiatry, focusing on Lady Gibson, who infamously shot Mussolini in 1926 and found herself in a mental hospital. There, she meets Lucia Joyce, the daughter of renowned writer James Joyce, creating a poignant connection between two extraordinary yet overlooked figures of history.

Vaught’s beautifully crafted storytelling shines a light on the voices of women whose identities were often shaped by the male-dominated rhetoric of their time. "Saving Lucia" not only offers a thrilling exploration of their lives but also gives a platform to the silenced screams and whispers of these historical figures. With its engaging themes and rich historical context, this book is a must-read for those fascinated by the intersection of gender and mental health. Immerse yourself in this compelling tale today!