Aisha deve morire.

Crime

Aisha Must Die

Romance

I love Capri

Amid the noise of tourists marvelling at the Faraglioni rocks, the ferry is about to dock at the blue island. But Mel Ricci, a young food blogger, barely notices, lost in her thoughts. A vague feeling of unease is taking hold of her. Mel has just received a wonderful offer from a small publisher: to become the ghost-writer of Fabrizio Greco's autobiography. A famous and charming chef who rose to success thanks to his sensual plating, he now runs the trendiest restaurant on Capri. At first the idea fascinated her, but Mel knows her task will be anything but easy. Once on the island, working side by side with him, she will soon discover that more than one secret is hidden in the inaccessible chef's mysterious past. Yet the magic of Capri can melt even the most stubborn resistance — because on Capri anything is possible. Even falling in love. After L'amore è un bacio di dama, Elisabetta Flumeri and Gabriella Giacometti deliver a new, sparkling romantic comedy set among Michelin stars and dreamlike landscapes. Don't miss Fabrizio's sensual recipes in the appendix, with many more in the ebook Le ricette di I love Capri (e non solo), which includes an unmissable spin-off featuring the novel's characters.

Anthologies

Buon lavoro! Le Emme

GOOD WORK! 'Women are the screw on which everything turns,' said Oblonsky, Anna Karenina's brother. Mothers, wives, friends, confidantes, workers. And it is working women that are the theme of the new anthology signed by Le Emme: Maria Teresa Casella's prison guard, Olivia Crosio's Peruvian housekeeper, Angela Cutrera's marketing manager, Francesca Di Raimondo's temp worker, Flumeri & Giacometti's unemployed woman, Giovanna Gallo's freelancer, Paola Gianinetto's clerk, Viviana Giorgi's suffragette, Sergio Grea's career woman, Laura Randazzo's architect, Mara Roberti's mothers, Elena Taroni's switchboard operator. Stories of women and work, stories with a happy ending. Because sometimes happiness is just around the corner. Or rather, just behind an office door.

Anthologies

E dopo Carosello tutte a nanna

E DOPO CAROSELLO TUTTE A NANNA. 'We interrupt this broadcast to announce that E dopo Carosello tutte a nanna is now on air across all channels. Stories of women and Mamma Rai — a parade of tales on sixty years of Italian Radio and Television. Directed by EWWA, the European Writing Women Association. Enjoy the show… sorry, the read.' 'Television was my governess; it showed me the world and became my ideal medium of communication. It was inevitable that, when I grew up, I would want to make television for real.' — Syusy Blady