A funny romantic comedy based in Italy of course! With witty dialogue reminiscent of Marian Keyes, a cleverly crafted plot, and just the right amount of wish fulfillment, this novel is the perfect blend of humor, romance, and intrigue. Tilly’s journey of self-discovery and second chances will keep readers hooked from start to finish in this joyous, escapist romp through the Italian countryside.

This is a user’s manual and guide to dusting off your dreams and making them happen. Full of writing exercises and tips, this guide is not about putting your dreams out there and hoping the universe will make them happen, it is about taking control and giving the universe a helping hand in making your dream life become your real life.

Rosie spent three years researching and writing this historical fiction. Inspired by the real testimonies of nuns and exorcists, preserved in the archives of the Inquisition of Modena, The Cloister Witch of Carpi brings to life one of the most extraordinary forgotten episodes in Italian women’s history.

Rosie’s step into paranormal humorous fiction based in castles around Ireland.

Book 1 in the series is about what brought Rosie to Italy, moving and buying the house during Covid. It is a prequel to the renovation of the villa and the book was so popular that after four years it was bought by Sourcebooks. It is available through bookshops, libraries and online audio stores.

Rosie embarks on renovating her 22-room ‘new’ home in Italy with a non-negotiable move-in date of Christmas Eve and a translation app as her project manager.

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With a new roof and working electrics in place, Rosie is ready for the next phase of turning the 22-roomed derelict Italian villa into a home. It needs to be ready in time for her elderly Irish parents to move in, and her daughter to finally visit after being separated for so long.

Having three generations of her family living under the same roof was once part of the Italian dream for Rosie. But when her party-loving, whiskey-drinking, poker-playing 85-year-old mother moves over from Ireland to Italy, Rosie’s longed for dolce vita in Umbria is anything but sweet.

With both her kids now living in different countries and the funds to finish renovations going AWOL, Rosie is starting to suspect that the Sighing House might be a tad too big for just her and hubby Ronan.

After four years of renovations, grief and chaos, Rosie and Ronan’s dream home in Italy is finally coming together—or so they hope. Whether it’s the last remnants of a housebound ghost or renovation fatigue, something seems to be draining their energy.

When asked to take over the planning of a wedding at Villa Tusca in Rome, Daisy didn’t realise she would be biting off more wedding cake than she could chew. The day before the wedding, while Daisy is staying in guest accommodation at the neighbouring monastery, one inhabitant meets a grizzly end.

Going to an 80th birthday party was not how Daisy imagined spending a romantic week in Florence. It sounded as exciting as watching paint dry. But with looted art by the Nazis and forged paintings being the major topics of conversation, Daisy finds herself intrigued by the art expert guests.

One of the advantages of finding out you have terminal cancer is that you get to plan your own funeral. You can also ask people to follow your final requests, and they can’t argue with you.

Grumpy, single-dad firefighter meets plucky mum fresh out of divorce court. Dual POV. Forced proximity, Spiced and Seasoned Romantic Comedy.

Unlike most of her Cosmo Club friends from her small town in Ireland, all Bell ever wanted was to find her perfect match and have 2.4 kids. She has been hunting for Mr. Right ever since a fortune teller told astrology-loving Bell that she will be doomed to become a nun or a spinster by her 41st birthday if she doesn’t find love by then.