I take my spot behind Luca and soon we\'re racing down winding country roads through the breathtaking Italian countryside, with postcard-perfect sunflowers that carpet faraway fields.
For a wonderful escape into beautiful Florence, I highly recommend this beautiful book (and make sure you have tissues nearby!).\' Goodreads reviewer ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐.
I adored this novel...
Mia\'s struggle touched my heart... will stay with me for a long time...
What readers are saying about Her Tuscan Summer: \'Absolutely exceptional! Breathtaking; beautiful; heartbreaking and outstanding! I haven\'t been to Italy, but now, I\'d love to go just to walk where Mia and Luca walked.\' Goodreads reviewer ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ \'Breathtaking...
Williams and Lucy Coleman.
Perfect for fans of That Month in Tuscany, T.
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Will Mia\'s strength and her love for Luca be enough to save them, or will they lose each other forever? Lose yourself in the blue skies and sun-kissed streets of Florence with this gorgeous, heart-wrenching story about love and second chances.
But just when she is ready to let go of her past, tragedy strikes.
And as she slowly lets down her walls and opens her heart to Luca, Mia starts to fall in love with life again too.
With his smouldering chestnut eyes, charming smile and irresistible joie de vivre, Mia can\'t resist the invitation to jump on the back of his motorbike to the see the country she is already falling in love with.
What Mia doesn\'t count on is meeting handsome local mechanic, Luca Bonnici.
She hopes that by travelling to the sun-drenched streets of Florence, surrounded by Tuscany\'s rich green vineyards and sweeping hills, she will finally be able to heal.
So when an opportunity to spend the summer in Italy presents itself, Mia jumps at the chance for a fresh start.
But after a fierce battle with a devastating illness that she is terrified will return, Mia is heartbroken to find herself unable to paint like she used to.
Mia Moretti has always dreamed of becoming an artist.
I have no other place to be, and no other person I\'d rather be with.
I take my spot behind Luca and soon we\'re racing down winding country roads through the breathtaking Italian countryside, with postcard-perfect sunflowers that carpet faraway fields
