From Italy with Love: Motivated by Letters, Four Women Travel to Italian Cities and Find Love

I have read many of these Christian novellas and I simply love every single one! This one I got because I am Italian and never have been to Italy! This is a book made up of four short stories (about 100 pages each). That's four different girls meet four different boys and four happy endings. Yes, there are Christian undertones, so if you don't want to read about faith and finding God than this is not a book for you. As a Christian, myself I feel reading stories like this strengthen my relationship with God. Here is a little teaser about each story. 1. A photographer and a columnist for a fashion magazine are sent to Milan to get stories about Fashing Week there. The photographer is ver impatient and unfriendly. Will he learn patience and even love, while in Italy? 2. A girl goes to Italy to experience a romance great like her Grandmothers. She is so furious though, when her boyfriend shows up, she thinks he stalking her. What kind of romance will she find in Italy? What does she discover about her grandmother's romance? 3. A movie actress receives a letter from her long lost grandfather in Italy, who disowned his son for marrying another woman. The daughter of that marraige is orphaned and making a career as a movie actress. She has lost sight of God alone the way. Will she remember how to be a good Christian? Will she forgive her grandfather? Will she fall in love? 4. The last story is about a girl whose grandmother just died and her fiance just broke up with her. (Talk about bad days!) She is invited to come to Italy and stay with her grandmother's best friend. Little does she know that she is being set up with the woman's son, who has vowed never to marry. What will happen? Will she find love in Italy? If so, will it be with Nick who has vowed never to marry? What is his secret? Great stories, that are fast and easy to read. Wonderful if you are developing your faith.

"From Italy with Love' contains four novellas, each portraying different cities in Italy. The history lessons are great and of course what better place than Italy for romance. Each heroine found love and most importantly a greater relationship with God. In "The Lure of Capri," Ryan and terri were both able to grow and the proposal was one othe most romantic I've read. I am ready to get out my learn Italian cd.

If you?ve ever wanted to visit Italy, here is one way to do it without the expense. Travel to Milan, Capri, Florence, and Rome with four young women who go to Italy as a result of a letter sent to each of them. Experience all the old world beauty and history through their eyes as they follow a destiny planned for them before they were born. In An Open Door, an Italian-American, Steffi Rosetti meets the love of her life in Milan. An American named Paul DiAngelo. Terri Donatelli is drawn to Capri in The Lure of Capri, leaving behind Ryan, a fellow professor and comfortable companion. When she discovers that Ryan is also in Capri, she is dismayed, but God has more in mind for the two of them than they know. Follow the development of their relationship and see that God knows what is best for each of us. Florence Celini has lived a lie as the actress Samantha Day. She has lost her roots in more ways than one. To Florence with Love tells the story of her journey back to her own unique identity. Domenico Ferretti helps her find the way to forgive herself and her grandfather. Emily Cain goes on a Roman Holiday. There she meets Nick Fellini, the man her grandmother had always hoped she would marry. Follow their rocky road to love and happiness.

The descriptions of the island of Capri and surrounding areas made me want to get on a plane and see them for myself.The story is of a lost love, or is it fantasy? DiAnn weaves a tale of fantasy and reality as a young woman looks for her true love. She grows in her faith and sees how she needs to turn her life over to God and strive to live in His will and for Him. Then her life will finally be on track.

Prepare to spend the whole evening with this intriguing volume of four novellas set in different Italian locales. The romance is fulfilling, the plots intricate and well-woven, the settings to sigh for, as four heroines are led by letters from the past into challenges and adventure in the present. An expert and excellent job from these multi-published authors.