The Olive Oil Seduction
A Drizzle of Desire, A Dash of Danger
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Richard Lucchesi
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She came to Italy for a fresh start. She found bees, secrets, and a dangerously handsome man with a pantry full of mystery.
Cassidy Moore wasn’t running away from her life in Portland — she was power-walking briskly in the opposite direction. A double-booked guesthouse seemed like the universe’s latest prank… until she arrived at a crumbling Tuscan villa buzzing with bees, dripping with olive oil, and occupied by one aggravatingly magnetic Italian named Adriano.
Adriano makes artisan honey. He broods attractively. He speaks in philosophical riddles like he’s auditioning to be a mysterious oracle at the Uffizi. And — worst of all — he insists he does not need help, especially from a curious American with questions, opinions, and questionable pasta-cooking confidence.
But when Cassidy stumbles across hidden letters, secret recipes, and whispers about the enigmatic woman who once lived there — Luciana — curiosity becomes compulsion. Soon she’s dodging nosy villagers, deciphering culinary clues, and trying (and failing) not to fall for the man whose eyes could give sunset a complex.
The village is charming. The wine flows like gossip. The olive oil is suspiciously seductive. And beneath the romantic glow of Tuscany lurks a truth with teeth. As Cassidy digs deeper, so does her connection to Adriano — and so does the danger surrounding Luciana’s past. Someone doesn’t want old secrets uncovered… and this idyllic escape may come with a price.
Love simmers. Secrets bubble. And in Italy, nothing — especially hearts — stays untouched.
Welcome to Tuscany. The sunsets are honest, the secrets aren't, and falling in love is far more dangerous than it looks.