Carnations in Lisbon is a sweeping work of historical fiction set in Portugal, blending political drama with family saga.

In 1974, Lisbon erupts in quiet defiance. Soldiers wield carnations in their rifles instead of bullets, toppling a brutal dictatorship in a bloodless coup. Amid this extraordinary moment in history, young revolutionaries risk everything for freedom. Their defiance, sacrifices, and hopes shape a nation’s future.

Half a century later, their descendants confront the unresolved legacies of that struggle. A contested family will uncovers hidden truths about identity and inheritance, rekindling old wounds and exposing loyalties once thought unshakeable.

Moving between the past and present, Carnations in Lisbon is a compelling tale of romance, loss, and redemption set against the backdrop of Portugal’s iconic capital. Perfect for readers of multi-generational family dramas and romance, this historical novel explores how the choices of one era shape the destinies of another.