Feeding the Enemy is the true story of an Italian family and the hardships they faced during WW II. The book is an account of one family’s determination to survive in the face of evil. It is a story of perseverance, ingenuity and love. This book captures the spirit of survivability against all odds and provides the reader with an appreciation of what Europeans went through during the war to end all wars. The Zucchet family was faced with the destruction of their farm and the inhalation of all their family members by the Germans and Pro-Fascist supporters during War World II. The family patriarch, Pietro, used elaborate hiding places to keep food and valuables, and diversion techniques to distract the enemy during their many visits to the farm. As a veteran of War World I, he put to use what he learned to help prevent the same fate to his family as others in this war torn area. Pietro’s daughter, Catherina, makes a remarkable journey from young woman, to wife and then mother of two while avoiding the same enemy. Woven into the tapestry of this novel is the story of her love and life within the terror of war with a soldier named Gino. The story follows his constant battles while serving in the Italian Royal Army and how he became a resistant freedom fighter battling his way back to her and their love.