London, 1943. In a city of blackouts and falling bombs, Maria Emmerich hides the one thing that could destroy her family: her love for Leopold Schaffer.

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He is nothing her golden-brother Ferdinand would approve of. A scarred cynic with a sharp tongue and a past written in shadows, Leopold believes in nothing—except the way Maria hums off-key. Their romance is a whisper of cigarette codes in smoky jazz clubs, a secret pressed between the pages of a forbidden life.

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When the draft sends both Leopold and Ferdinand to the front, Ferdinand extracts a pact. Not to protect his sister's honor. Not to fight for king and country. Just to survive.

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But war does not honor promises.

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From the bombed streets of London to the gothic ruins of the Italian front, You Told Me You're Leaving is a haunting love story about the lies we build from grief, the wrong notes that become our only true melody, and a woman who refuses to let the man she loves become a footnote in history.

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You Told Me You're Leaving

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