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The Apartment in Rome: A gorgeous summer read with a sundrenched Italian backdrop | Penny Feeny

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'A delightful holiday read' Daily Mail. Sun-drenched, touching and inspirational, this is your ultimate summer read for 2018, perfect for fans of Rosanna Ley and Victoria Hislop. Gina's life is good. She loves her adopted home in Italy, and she is passionate about her work as a photographer. She's all wrapped up in her latest artistic project, shots of the young men who arrive in Italy as refugees, destitute and vulnerable. One day Sasha, a lonely British teenager at summer school, crosses Gina's path. Sasha's innocent romance creates complications neither of them could have imagined, leading Gina to wonder, can she come to terms with her past? This summer, get lost in the streets, sights and sounds of Rome under the blazing Italian sun.

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The Apartment in Rome: A gorgeous summer read with a sundrenched Italian backdrop | Penny Feeny

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Good holiday reading. I kind of wished it had got deeper into some of the social issues raised though really. I felt it had a good cast of characters - young students, their parents generation & young refugees - who didn‘t get explored enough. Enjoyable enough, but it could have been more than that.

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