Summer's Lease (Shakespeare Sisters #1) -

Carrie Elks

Piatkus

2017

368 páginas

12h 16m

ISBN-10: B06XTR9X3M

Meet the Shakespeare family: four sisters, four stories . . . four ways to find true love

Cesca Shakespeare has hit rock bottom. Six years after the play she wrote bombed at the box office, she's unable to hold down a job, keep an apartment, and worst of all her family have no idea how far she's fallen. So when her fairy Godfather offers her the use of his friend's Italian villa for the summer, she grudgingly agrees to try writing a new play. That's before she finds out the house belongs to her arch-nemesis, Sam Carlton.

When Hollywood heart-throb Sam Carlton sees his name splashed across a gossip rag, all he wants to do is hide. That's how he finds himself traveling to Italy, deciding to spend the summer in his family's empty villa on Lake Como. Except when he arrives it isn't as empty as he'd hoped.

Over the course of the hot Italian summer, Cesca and Sam have to come to terms with their pasts. What begins as a tentative friendship quickly grows into an intense attraction - and then a scorching fling. But they can't hide from reality forever . . . as their different worlds collide, Sam and Cesca face a choice: is this just a summer romance, or could their love weather even the coldest winds?

A brand new series from the bestselling author of Fix You and the Love in London series.

Praise for Carrie Elks:
'The perfect book to snuggle up with when you have an evening spare with nothing but a hot chocolate or glass of wine to keep you company... Absolutely adore it beyond belief!' Rachale's Reads

'A wonderful, captivating romantic story.' Chicklit Club

'Will stay with me for quite some time to come... Simply a wonderful read.' A Spoonful of Happy Endings

'I loved the characters, I loved the plot... and I loved the London and New York settings. It really was a marvellous read!' Leah Loves

'An excellent novel.' Shaz's Book Blog

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3 (Bom)

this book is perfect to read when u wanna something more fluffy, without all the drama that we usually see in romances. anyway, i enjoyed it even though some parts just felt off, it all came together beautifully in the end. and the history being in italy made me !!!!!!! *screams in iwannalearnitalian way*