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Rome Alone – Book for the perfect holiday

Author: Novel - Rome Alone

ROME ALONE is a series of novels set principally in Rome and Verona, but which also takes you to locations like Venice, Berlin, Amsterdam and New York as the story unfolds. The original novel ROME ALONE was one of 100 winners of the Writers' and Artists' Yearbook's Centenary New Novel Award. The novels are designed to be holiday reading - and to last for an entire holiday and even beyond. Take off for Rome or Verona from the comfort of your sun lounger or armchair - start with the ROME ALONE books and follow the story in VERONA ALONE and VERONA AGAIN. The final two novels ROME AT LAST and VERONA AT LAST will be published in 2020. Well, they might be the final two novels in the series...Buon viaggio and happy reading!
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