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The Last Sip of Wine: A Novel of Tuscany

✍ Scribed by Stacey Reynolds

Book ID: 110675014
Publisher: Stacey Reynolds
Year: 2021
Tongue: English
Weight: 1 MB
Category: Fiction
ASIN: B092YS7L45

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✦ Synopsis

Dr. Antonio Rinalto has lived abroad in Brazil for over a decade. A promising young surgeon, he has been serving as a medical missionary. But there are other reasons he left his Tuscan home. Among the vines of Viti del Fiume, family secrets linger. Ten years later, Antonio is called home to Italy, where he will learn the power of forgiveness and the importance of family bonds.

Sophie Bellamy is searching for a way out of England. As a graduating viticulturist, interning at a vineyard in Tuscany seems like the perfect escape. But old ghosts have a way of tracking their prey. Can she rely on the shelter of Viti del Fiume and the Rinalto family to shield her from her past?

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