One Night in Italy
Lucy Diamond
Jun 2014 · W F Howes · Narrated by Geraldine Sharrock
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One Night in Italy is a charming, funny and heartwarming novel from Lucy Diamond, author of The Beach Cafe.
Is Italian really the language of love? A new class of students hopes to find out . . .
Anna's recently been told the father she's never met is Italian. Now she's baking focaccia, whipping up tiramisu and swotting up on her vocabulary, determined to make it to Italy so she can find him in person.
Catherine's husband has walked out on her, and she's trying to pick up the pieces of her life. But she'll need courage as well as friends when she discovers his deception runs even deeper than infidelity.
Sophie's the teacher of the class, who'd much rather be back in sunny Sorrento. She can't wait to escape the tensions at home and go travelling again. But sometimes life – and love – can surprise you when you least expect it.
As the evening class gets underway, friendships form and secrets from Italy begin to emerge. With love affairs blossoming in the most unlikely places, and hard decisions to face, it's going to be a year that Anna, Catherine and Sophie will never forget.
Funny, sunny and wise. An absolute treat -- Katie Fforde
An utterly joyous novel -- Miranda Dickinson
Charming, funny and as satisfying as a giant tiramisu. Loved it -- Milly Johnson
Lucy Diamond is a brilliant writer and she skilfully weaves together three women's lives, each enhanced and changed by the language and food of Italy -- Abby Clements
Delicious, delightful, and warm, Lucy Diamond never fails to make you laugh out loud and cheer for her colourful cast of characters, and One Night In Italy is no exception -- Rowan Coleman
This warm, funny, novel skilfully weaves together the lives of three woman, all of them changed or bettered by the language and food of Italy ? Woman's Own
Is Italian really the language of love? A new class of students hopes to find out . . .
Anna's recently been told the father she's never met is Italian. Now she's baking focaccia, whipping up tiramisu and swotting up on her vocabulary, determined to make it to Italy so she can find him in person.
Catherine's husband has walked out on her, and she's trying to pick up the pieces of her life. But she'll need courage as well as friends when she discovers his deception runs even deeper than infidelity.
Sophie's the teacher of the class, who'd much rather be back in sunny Sorrento. She can't wait to escape the tensions at home and go travelling again. But sometimes life – and love – can surprise you when you least expect it.
As the evening class gets underway, friendships form and secrets from Italy begin to emerge. With love affairs blossoming in the most unlikely places, and hard decisions to face, it's going to be a year that Anna, Catherine and Sophie will never forget.
Funny, sunny and wise. An absolute treat -- Katie Fforde
An utterly joyous novel -- Miranda Dickinson
Charming, funny and as satisfying as a giant tiramisu. Loved it -- Milly Johnson
Lucy Diamond is a brilliant writer and she skilfully weaves together three women's lives, each enhanced and changed by the language and food of Italy -- Abby Clements
Delicious, delightful, and warm, Lucy Diamond never fails to make you laugh out loud and cheer for her colourful cast of characters, and One Night In Italy is no exception -- Rowan Coleman
This warm, funny, novel skilfully weaves together the lives of three woman, all of them changed or bettered by the language and food of Italy ? Woman's Own
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