TUSCAN ENCHANTMENT
Librarian Antonia Gray has fled England for northern Tuscany after an unhappy love affair to work on the archive of a 17th century Italian explorer, a member of a centuries-old aristocratic family. There she meets his descendent, Lorenzo Quattromani, rich, arrogant, handsome—and engaged to the beautiful and ruthless Giselle. The last thing Antonia wants is to fall in love, least of all with someone so dangerous. His engagement, though, is not what it seems, and Lorenzo breaks down Antonia’s resistance. But Giselle has other ideas...
The Casanova Papers
Ellie Murphy takes a contract teaching English at a school in Venice. There she meets the enigmatic Professor Piero Contarini, from an ancient Venetian family, and agrees to help him in his work curating a new edition of the memoirs of the famous seducer, Giacomo Casanova. Taking their task seriously, they start to enact his adventures with each other, ecstatically revealing their own kinks as they do so. But who is watching them from the shadowy alleyways of the city? Warning: not for the easily offended...
Coincidentally in Venice
It’s lockdown in London and Ashley longs for the holiday in Venice she and her best friend Juliet had to cancel. Then on a webcam on an empty Venetian square she sees a lone man with a dog. Ashley has just escaped a bad relationship so falling for a complete stranger she can’t even see properly isn’t a great idea but where’s the harm in dreaming? Only when Ash and Jules get to Venice at last things don’t work out exactly the way she expected – not least because the one who is right is sometimes the one you didn’t realise was there all the time…
You can tell the author knows the city well, and I felt as though I was with her… Do yourself a favour, and take a virtual trip to Venice with Ash and Jules. You won’t regret it!
Amazon review
Katherine Mezzacappa 