“It was Colomba who had coined the nickname stecchetto, little toothpick, for Livia, because she was so scrawny. She had filled out a little since her sixteenth birthday, but she would never have Colomba's curves. Then she saw Enzo was getting up from his place and coming toward her. She turned away. He did not stop, but as he passed her he whispered, "I was right the first time, when I called you an angel. Because surely only an angel could cook like that." "Save your flattery for whoever wins the beauty contest," she said. But she flushed with pleasure despite herself, and when she saw Colomba Farelli looking at her with daggers in her eyes, it was nice to be able to smile sweetly in return.”
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Book:The Wedding Officer
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The Wedding Officer
In 'The Wedding Officer,' readers are transported to the 19th century, where the protagonist, a young officer, is tasked with the unique duty of officiating weddings for soldiers. The story delves into the complexities of romance and the constraints of military life, offering a glimpse into the personal lives of soldiers amidst the backdrop of a structured society. The novel explores themes of love, loyalty, and the challenges of balancing personal desires with professional obligations. more
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