12 Days to Love Author: Lisa Swinton
Series: Destined for Love: Europe
Genres: Contemporary Romance
Format: eBook, Print
Pages: 146
Date: June 6, 2017
Publisher: Indie
12 days… 10 ports… 1 soul searing kiss that will change her life.
Lily is free. Free from home. Free from work and everything she built the last eight years. And she’s scared to death. With her half of the Etsy business sold, Lily is persuaded by Maddie to take advantage of her windfall and go on a cruise around Italy, explore new possibilities, and meet new people, especially the male kind. Feeling as unstable as the waves rolling beneath the ship, Lily is reluctant to agree to a romantic flirtation, even with a man as intriguing as Zander.
The cruise is supposed to be a fresh start for Zander and an opportunity to expand his freelance photography business. It also marks the one year anniversary of his fiancée’s death. All he’s interested in gaining from the experience is a larger portfolio, but finds himself irresistibly drawn to Lily, who looks nearly as lost as he feels.
A cruise ship romance couldn’t possibly last, and yet how can Lily and Zander resist falling in love in the most romantic country on earth?
Rating: Mild. Mild crude humor; mild kissing.
The books in the Destined for Love: Europe Collection may be read in any order.
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About Lisa Swinton
Award-winning author Lisa Swinton loves romance, travel, Disney, Jane Austen, and tidying up, not necessarily in that order. When she’s not writing and being a mom, you might find her singing on stage.
Reading the book was like going on a mini-tour of Italy with Lily, Zander, Maddie and Connor. I liked how Lily and Zander got to know each other and didn’t kiss until almost the end of the cruise. This is the second book I’ve read in the Destined for Love Romance series and I’ve liked both of them. This is a clean read with just some kisses near the end. This is the first book I’ve read by this author but I think I’ll read more from her. (less)