Mariuccia Milla

Meet Me in Milano (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

After cheating on her inattentive boyfriend in NYC, Melinda takes off for Milan, Italy, to find a design job in an architectural studio. But Jonathan is such a good guy that he follows her there, just to keep an eye on her.

Mel yearns for the romance of the expat life, and in this swirling tale of relationships backdropped by the the hustle of Milan and the gorgeous Italian landscape beyond, she finds it.

The scene shifts from Milan to Lake Como, Rome, and Naples, where the characters gain ever-changing perspectives on what they believe about themselves and one another.

If you're into Italy, "Meet Me in Milano" is the real deal. There's plenty of espresso, food, wine, not to mention an amusing portrayal of Italian men, of course!

"There are a thousand reasons to love this book. It's sweet, delicate, and unfolds at the pace of relationships that actually mean something." an reviewer

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Mariuccia Milla
• Erscheinungstermin: 5. Oktober 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781370313587
• Artikelnr.: 49411438

Autorenporträt

Mariuccia Milla (AKA Mary Scipioni) left New York at age 25 to spend eighteen years in Italy. In addition to living in Milan, where she was immersed in the design community (architects as well as product, fashion, and graphic designers), Mariuccia lived in Viareggio (coastal Tuscany) and in the vicinty of Lago Maggiore in the Piedmont region.
She is currently practicing landscape architecture in the Finger Lakes Region of New York, as well as publishing fiction books and nonfiction essays.
Mariuccia will be returning to Italy to do more writing, and plans to travel back and forth.
And, despite the fact that it drives her crazy some times, she loves Italy.
You can also follow Mariuccia on Instagram: @mariumilla.