Sarah Steele is a USA Today bestselling author known for her historical fiction novels, including "The Missing Pieces of Nancy Moon," "The Lost Song of Paris," and "The Schoolteacher of Saint-Michel." Her works often explore themes of hope, courage, and resilience against the backdrop of significant historical events, particularly during World War II. Inspired by her passion for vintage fashion and European travel, "The Missing Pieces of Nancy Moon" takes readers on a journey through 1960s Europe, while "The Schoolteacher of Saint-Michel" delves into life in occupied France during the war.
Originally trained as a classical violinist and pianist in London, Steele transitioned into the literary world as an editorial assistant at Hodder and Stoughton before becoming a freelance editor. Her background in music and publishing informs her meticulous storytelling and evocative prose. Steele currently resides in Gloucestershire, England, where she draws inspiration from her surroundings. Her latest novel, "The Traitor’s Wife," continues her exploration of wartime narratives, focusing on the 1943 civil insurrection in Naples.