When Ronald Parker's brother-in-law hands him a faded piece of card found among their late father Gerald's belongings, Ronald can't resist the pull of the unknown. The address belongs to a woman called Magda Benuti, somewhere in northern Italy — a name that rings no bells, yet feels significant.Driven by an instinct for truth over comfort, Ronald and his wife Alice set off to find answers. Their search takes them to a wartime POW camp in Monte Urano, across the Adriatic to Croatia, and finally to an unexpected door — and an extraordinary revelation about the man Gerald Parker really was.An Address in Italy is a quietly compelling story of curiosity, loyalty, and the secrets that families carry across generations. It asks how well we truly know the people we love, and whether uncovering the past brings peace — or something more complicated.