By Sophie Kinsella
The Dial Press, 2020. 432 pages. Romance
While visiting an anonymous writers' retreat in Italy where names and personal information can't be shared, Ava shares an idyllic love affair with a fellow romantic before they return to London. Back on their home turf, they share their true identities and learn how different their lives are. They must decide if opposites not only attract but if they can make a life together.
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