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One Summer In Italy Harlequin comics eBook NANAMI AKINO LUCY GORDON Nanami Akino

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Just before her return to England, Holly discovers in her luggage the valuable painting she had sketched earlier. She had become entangled in an unthinkable crime... She was deceived by a man she trusted! Jumping on to a train bound for Rome, she runs into a compartment in the first-class carriage. There, she encounters Matteo, a sharp justice who immediately realises she is on the run. However for an unknown reason, he does not hand her over to the police, and instead takes her back to his mansion. As he confiscates her passport, she starts to worry about what lies ahead...

One Summer In Italy Harlequin comics eBook NANAMI AKINO LUCY GORDON Nanami Akino

Awesome book!!!!!!

Product details File Size 7382 KB Print Length 126 pages Publisher Harlequin / SB Creative (December 2, 2009) Publication Date December 2, 2009 Sold by  Digital Services LLC Language English ASIN B0030G742I

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One Summer In Italy Harlequin comics eBook NANAMI AKINO LUCY GORDON Nanami Akino Reviews

This isn't one of Lucy Gordon's best. The characters are stiff as cardboard and you never really care about them.
Although it takes pace in Italy, there is very little of Italy in the book. It was a fine read.
Awesome book!!!!!!