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 · Overview. “At villa Donnafugata, long ago is never very far away,” writes bestselling author Marlena de Blasi of the magnificent if somewhat ruined castle in the mountains of Sicily that she finds, accidentally, one summer while traveling with her husband, Fernando. There de Blasi is befriended by Tosca, the patroness of the villa, an elegant and beautiful woman-of-a-certain-age who recounts Brand: Random House Publishing Group. That Summer in Sicily: A love story [de Blasi, Marlena] on bltadwin.ru *FREE* shipping on eligible orders. That Summer in Sicily: A love storyReviews: Buy a cheap copy of That Summer in Sicily: A Love Story book by Marlena de Blasi. NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER At villa Donnafugata, long ago is never very far away, writes bestselling author Marlena de Blasi of the magnificent if somewhat ruined Free Shipping on all orders over $

Marlena de Blasi offers a taste of old-world Sicily with this story of love among the almond blossoms. That Summer in Sicily By Marlena de Blasi Ballantine Books pp., $24 Loading. That Summer in Sicily: A Love Story Marlena de Blasi, Author. Ballantine $24 (p) ISBN More By and About This Author. OTHER BOOKS. Amandine; The Lady in the Palazzo: At Home. That Summer in Sicily: A Love Story. by Marlena de Blasi "At Villa Donnafugata, long ago is never very far away," writes bestselling author Marlena de Blasi of the magnificent if somewhat ruined castle in the mountains of Sicily that she finds, accidentally, one summer while traveling with her husband, Fernando.

That Summer in Sicily.: "At villa Donnafugata, long ago is never very far away," writes. That Summer in Sicily: A Love Story. Marlena de Blasi, Author. Ballantine $24 (p) ISBN In her fourth Italian memoir (after The Lady in the Palazzo), American writer de. A LOVE STORY. by Marlena de Blasi ‧ RELEASE DATE: . From de Blasi (The Lady in the Palazzo, , etc.), a fragrant tale of life and love in the mountains of Sicily. Shortly after the Venetian interlude she luxuriously captured in A Thousand Days in Venice (), the author accepted an assignment to write a magazine article on the interior regions of Sicily.