The Art of Deception

· Choc Lit Limited
Ebook
167
Pages

About this ebook

A sparkling and suspenseful romance set amid the sights and sounds of Italy from the author of A Bargain Struck.
 
Jenny O’Connor can hardly believe her luck when she’s hired to teach summer art classes in Italy. Whilst the prospect of sun, sightseeing, and Italian food is hard to resist, Jenny is far more interested in her soon-to-be boss, Max Castanien. She’s blamed him for a family tragedy for as long as she can remember and now she wants answers.
 
But as the summer draws on and she spends more time with Max, she starts to learn first hand that there’s a fine line between love and hate.
 
Praise for A Bargain Struck
“Another sure hit to add to the burgeoning canon of Choc Lit’s highly readable popular fiction.” —Daily Mail
 
“Engrossing. A thoroughly enjoyable read, full of romance and with enough treachery and intrigue to keep you rooting for Ellen until the last page.” —Historical Novels Review

About the author

Liz Harris was born in London and now lives in South Oxfordshire with her husband. After graduating from university with a Law degree, she moved to California where she led a varied life, trying her hand at everything from cocktail waitressing on Sunset Strip to working as secretary to the CEO of a large Japanese trading company, not to mention a stint as ‘resident starlet’ at MGM. On returning to England, Liz completed a degree in English and taught for a number of years before developing her writing career.

Liz’s debut novel, The Road Back, won a Book of the Year Award from Coffee Time Romance in the USA and her second novel A Bargain Struck was shortlisted for the Romantic Novel of the Year Award.

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