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Title: If You Could Go Anywhere
Author: Paige Toon
Format reviewed: Paperback
Source: Book Event
Publisher: Simon & Schuster
Publication Date: 16th May 2019
Rating: 5 Stars
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Title: If You Could Go Anywhere
Angie has always wanted to travel. But at 27, she has still never left her small mining town in the Australian outback. When her grandmother passes away, Angie finally feels free to see the world – until she discovers a letter addressed to the father she never knew and is forced to question everything.
As Angie sets off on her journey to find the truth – about her family, her past and who she really is – will enigmatic stranger Alessandro help guide the way?
Paige Toon has done it yet again and delivered a wonderful book, that had me almost crying poolside in places as I read it.
Angie has always wanted to travel, but for various reasons has never really left her small mining community, in Coober Pedy, Australia, let alone gone abroad anywhere.
When her beloved Nan dies, she is finally free to explore and by chance she discovers details about the father she had never met or known the name of.
Which leads to her flying to Rome for the summer to meet her remaining family for the first time. And the gorgeous Alessandro is on hand to help translate and generally smooth things over.
I loved discovering just what secrets Alesssandro is hiding, and he is a far more complex character than you would realise at first glance.
There is not too much of the touristy bits of Rome, but we do get to see some other parts of Italy too, and since Giulio, her father, owns a restaurant, there is plenty of food mentioned.
I was hooked from the first few pages, as Paige explains what life is like for Angie, and then the travel aspect I was always going to adore.
This is a wonderful story and a must for all Toon fans, or generally women's fiction with heart fans! I adored this book.
Thank you to the Spring Blogger Evening at Simon & Schuster for this copy which I have reviewed honestly and voluntarily.
Angie has always wanted to travel, but for various reasons has never really left her small mining community, in Coober Pedy, Australia, let alone gone abroad anywhere.
When her beloved Nan dies, she is finally free to explore and by chance she discovers details about the father she had never met or known the name of.
Which leads to her flying to Rome for the summer to meet her remaining family for the first time. And the gorgeous Alessandro is on hand to help translate and generally smooth things over.
I loved discovering just what secrets Alesssandro is hiding, and he is a far more complex character than you would realise at first glance.
There is not too much of the touristy bits of Rome, but we do get to see some other parts of Italy too, and since Giulio, her father, owns a restaurant, there is plenty of food mentioned.
I was hooked from the first few pages, as Paige explains what life is like for Angie, and then the travel aspect I was always going to adore.
This is a wonderful story and a must for all Toon fans, or generally women's fiction with heart fans! I adored this book.
Thank you to the Spring Blogger Evening at Simon & Schuster for this copy which I have reviewed honestly and voluntarily.
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