Romancing the World is a collection of SHORT, playful romantic comedies set in beautiful cities across the globe - where sparks fly, hearts wander, and love is always just one kiss away. When her muse goes silent, Lizzie heads to Italy - because if you're going to panic, do it with limoncello. When writer's block hits, Lizzie-a rom-com author-does what any romantic comedy heroine would do: tosses a few sundresses in a suitcase, books a one-way ticket to Italy, and hopes la dolce vita comes with a side of inspiration.
She lands in postcard-perfect Positano, where the dramatic cliffs and pastel villas look like a movie set-yet inspiration is . still missing. That is, until she spies a gorgeous man brushing off a woman with frosty grace. Lightbulb moment. Lizzie knows he's perfect. Not for her, obviously-but for the arrogant love interest in her next novel. The kind her heroines love to hate . until they don't. So, in a leap worthy of chapter one, she makes him an offer: let her shadow him for a few days, and she'll turn him into the ultimate enemies-to-lovers hero.
He thinks she's out of her mind, but saying yes seems easier than arguing. Soon, they're playfully sparring over espresso foam art, racing Vespas along winding cliff roads, and Lizzie starts to wonder if her best love story was never meant for the page after all.
Romancing the World is a collection of SHORT, playful romantic comedies set in beautiful cities across the globe - where sparks fly, hearts wander, and love is always just one kiss away. When her muse goes silent, Lizzie heads to Italy - because if you're going to panic, do it with limoncello. When writer's block hits, Lizzie-a rom-com author-does what any romantic comedy heroine would do: tosses a few sundresses in a suitcase, books a one-way ticket to Italy, and hopes la dolce vita comes with a side of inspiration.
She lands in postcard-perfect Positano, where the dramatic cliffs and pastel villas look like a movie set-yet inspiration is . still missing. That is, until she spies a gorgeous man brushing off a woman with frosty grace. Lightbulb moment. Lizzie knows he's perfect. Not for her, obviously-but for the arrogant love interest in her next novel. The kind her heroines love to hate . until they don't. So, in a leap worthy of chapter one, she makes him an offer: let her shadow him for a few days, and she'll turn him into the ultimate enemies-to-lovers hero.
He thinks she's out of her mind, but saying yes seems easier than arguing. Soon, they're playfully sparring over espresso foam art, racing Vespas along winding cliff roads, and Lizzie starts to wonder if her best love story was never meant for the page after all.
