Susan Larmon

Ratsstube Susan Larmon

To what lengths will Lee go, to disrupt Rachel and Mark's relationship? Will he even resort to violence? As a cop, Lee should know that violence tends to breed more violence in return, even when it's in the line of duty. Mark's newly discovered German cousin, Tom, facilitates a long-term singing gig for him at a Munich Ratsstube, and Rachel agrees to accompany him. While Mark deals with an American woman vying for his attention at the bar, although trying to sexually embarrass him, Rachel faces a German-language hurdle while she's a hostess at the restaurant and an unexpected sexual assault. Visiting their friends Joan and Tony in Naples over Christmas provides them with a much-needed break. Sal's jealousy of his friend Tony's winery promotion leads newlyweds Sal and Marina to attempt to imitate Tony and Joan's decision about whether to have a baby or settle for a puppy instead. Joan's pregnancy is threatened by COVID-19, which endangers both her and those she loves. A surprise ending to the FRONT WINDOW trilogy leaves everyone involved convinced of the ultimate power of love to transform their lives.