A later-in-life romantic comedy set in a Cotswold village. Grazia Colonna has waited fifty years to meet The One. Now that her best friend is getting married for the second time, Grazia is sure that she'll meet The One at Rebecca's wedding. He will sweep Grazia off her feet and snatch her from the clutches of her bullying mother. But first Grazia needs to alter the dress she will wear at the event and, for this, she needs the help of the village's grumpy widower tailor, Hector Gonzales.
As the bride is stuck abroad and may not get back in time for the wedding, Grazia and Hector are forced to work together and, inconveniently, they fall in love. Can they ensure that the right wedding goes ahead and the wrong one doesn't?"Well-plotted, with humour and lots of sweet vignettes. As always, Stefania adds a lot of insightful nuggets of wisdom and observations of real life, so I could relate to the characters.
I especially enjoyed the bits of poetry at the beginning of each chapter - a unique addition!"-Sandy Salisbury
A later-in-life romantic comedy set in a Cotswold village. Grazia Colonna has waited fifty years to meet The One. Now that her best friend is getting married for the second time, Grazia is sure that she'll meet The One at Rebecca's wedding. He will sweep Grazia off her feet and snatch her from the clutches of her bullying mother. But first Grazia needs to alter the dress she will wear at the event and, for this, she needs the help of the village's grumpy widower tailor, Hector Gonzales.
As the bride is stuck abroad and may not get back in time for the wedding, Grazia and Hector are forced to work together and, inconveniently, they fall in love. Can they ensure that the right wedding goes ahead and the wrong one doesn't?"Well-plotted, with humour and lots of sweet vignettes. As always, Stefania adds a lot of insightful nuggets of wisdom and observations of real life, so I could relate to the characters.
I especially enjoyed the bits of poetry at the beginning of each chapter - a unique addition!"-Sandy Salisbury