MEMENA NORCHA

Ten years ago, Sofía Vera fled Positano with a broken heart and a secret she never dared to confess. Today, one of Madrid's most respected book editors, she returns to the white-washed village clingingto the Amalfi Coast to bury the woman who raised her: Nonna Lucía. But the real blow comes when fate puts her, once again, in front of Lorenzo Conti. The boy she fell inlove with that long-ago summer is gone: in his place stands a widowed winemaker, father to Mia, aseven-year-old girl with the same sea-blue eyes as her dad.
And the inherited vineyards-ViteEterna-are about to fall into the hands of a Milanese investor determined to wipe them off the map. Between blind tastings, blue notebooks full of letters never sent, and Mediterranean storms, Sofía andLorenzo will discover that some love stories never ended: they were only waiting for the return. Butloving again means choosing between the life Sofía built in Madrid and the family she always believedlost.
A luminous, emotional novel about the courage to come home, second chances, and the kind of lovethat survives time itself. For readers of Lucy Score, Mhairi McFarlane, and Jenny Colgan.