Sofia Marino is focused on one thing, finding the ideal job…
When she lands the opportunity to work for Peter Williams at Sublime Retreats, it’s a dream come true and the last thing on her mind is romance.
But she has to go to Florence with the cold and standoffish Adam Flynn, and she knows she will have to discover a way to put up with him for two entire weeks.
Determined to rise to the challenge, she throws herself into making the trip successful and dragging Adam out of his shell.
As the sparks begin to fly and Florence seduces them both, will Adam let his guard drop despite his father’s concerns about Sofia’s family ties, and has she finally found a man she can conquer her fears for?
Clueless in Croatia, Falling in Florence and Summer in Sebastian are the other three available in this series and all four books have a solid 4.5 out of 5 stars on Amazon.
Deep in concentration, it seemed like only a short while later that Peter came back past with the girl. They were laughing together as they waited for the elevator; he took a moment to admire her shapely legs, eyes drawn by the ladder running the length of her left leg, before it arrived and carried her away. As Peter walked back Adam called out, ‘No good, huh?’ assuming the speed of the meeting showed a lack of interest.
Stopping by his desk, Peter smiled down in response. ‘Quite the opposite, actually. She’s fresh out of college, full of spark. I found her quite disarming. Most of the candidates I have seen so far have been way too full of themselves. It made a delightful change.’
‘I’m not sure someone with no experience is the best idea, Peter’ said Adam earnestly, pushing his glasses back into place, thinking of the precious upcoming trip and Peter’s need for someone to look after things here while they were away. ‘Have you got any more to see?’ He knew that there were far more qualified people on the list. He had taken the time to check them out yesterday. Sofia Marino was probably the last one he would have picked, although her name seemed familiar, but he couldn’t quite put his finger on why.
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Translation in progress.
Translated by Nikoletta Samoili
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