I am not often sold on a book by cover alone, but this one I very much was. A stunning view of Tuscany? Signed me up.
This book was a love triangle, but not specifically with people. Our main character was torn between her love of New York, Italy, and her new estate manager. Well I know it was a plot device, I appreciate that as part of the inheritance, she had to learn how to manage the Vineyard, it really gave depth to her position on whether to keep or sell, and helped to educate her before she just gave up on something new.
Paulo, the estate manager, felt very stereotypical. He was a very enjoyable character, but I feel like I could expect and predict literally everything he was going to do I feel like that’s totally fine in a romance book, but if you’re looking for depth it does not come with him.
Overall, I enjoyed this romp and felt like the characters were fully developed, and the story was very cute.
This book was a love triangle, but not specifically with people. Our main character was torn between her love of New York, Italy, and her new estate manager. Well I know it was a plot device, I appreciate that as part of the inheritance, she had to learn how to manage the Vineyard, it really gave depth to her position on whether to keep or sell, and helped to educate her before she just gave up on something new.
Paulo, the estate manager, felt very stereotypical. He was a very enjoyable character, but I feel like I could expect and predict literally everything he was going to do I feel like that’s totally fine in a romance book, but if you’re looking for depth it does not come with him.
Overall, I enjoyed this romp and felt like the characters were fully developed, and the story was very cute.