Vanessa Carnevale crafts compelling women's fiction, often drawing inspiration from her extensive travels and time spent living abroad, particularly in Italy. Her novels are characterized by heartfelt storytelling and resonant female characters, exploring themes of identity, connection, and personal discovery. Beyond her writing, Carnevale hosts inspiring retreats designed to foster creativity and writing development. Her work invites readers into richly drawn worlds that explore the complexities of the human heart.
Set against the stunning backdrop of the Italian countryside, the narrative captures a thrilling journey as the protagonist races alongside Luca. The vivid imagery of sunflowers and winding roads enhances the sense of freedom and companionship, emphasizing the deep connection between the characters and their shared adventure. The story evokes a feeling of being fully present in a moment of joy and exploration, highlighting the beauty of both the landscape and their relationship.
A heartbreaking emotional page-turner about a terrible choice
An emotional journey awaits readers, filled with highs and lows that will keep them engaged throughout. The narrative promises to evoke strong feelings, making it a memorable experience for those who dive into its pages.
Vor neun Monaten hat Künstlerin Mia Moretti den Krebs besiegt, doch seitdem kann sie nicht mehr malen. Die Angst und Dunkelheit in ihr sind zu stark. Was Mia braucht ist ein Neuanfang. Deshalb zögert sie keinen Moment, als sie die Möglichkeit bekommt, in die Toskana zu reisen - das Land ihrer Großeltern. Kaum in Florenz angekommen, entführt ihre lebensfrohe WG-Mitbewohnerin Mia in die Leichtigkeit des italienischen Lebens. Und dann trifft Mia Luca, mit seinem warmen, ansteckenden Lächeln und diesem unerschütterlichen Optimismus. Luca scheint der Richtige für Mia zu sein. Er schenkt ihr neuen Mut, bis ihr das Leben grausam erneut einen Strich durch die Rechnung macht.
When Gracie Ashcroft wakes after a crash with severe amnesia, she must choose whether to live a life through other people's memories or to start a new life all her own. Discovering her late mother left her an old flower farm, Gracie leaves her fiancé, best friend and the home full of forgotten memories behind, hoping to learn who she is now. Torn between wishing she could remember and afraid of losing what she now has, Gracie starts to wonder: if you had your time over, would you live the same life twice?