Seven Days on the Italian Island

A sun-kissed island, the sparkling turquoise sea and a love story waiting to be rediscovered…

In the summer of 1972, Tanya arrives on Capri ready for adventure. A chance moment sees her captured in a now-iconic fashion photograph, but it’s the island itself, and handsome sandal maker Enrico, who truly steal her heart. Then tragedy strikes, and Tanya leaves without saying goodbye.

More than fifty years later, the glamorous Tellini fashion house is returning to Capri for a glittering anniversary celebration – and they want the mysterious girl from that famous photograph as their guest of honour. Reluctantly, Tanya agrees to return to the island, accompanied by her daughter Hannah, who is nursing a broken heart of her own.

As both women are swept into the world of high fashion and creative craftsmanship, Capri begins to work its magic once more. Old feelings resurface, new romances spark, and the past refuses to stay buried.

Can the island offer them both a second chance at love?

Lush, romantic and full of secrets and sunshine, fans of Karen Swan and Carol Kirkwood will adore Victoria Springfield’s new novel.

Praise for Victoria Springfield:

'A gorgeous, romantic book with a compelling storyline... truly excellent' Louise Douglas

'Escape to beautiful Italy in this wonderfully warm story... Cleverly plotted and peppered with mystery, I was totally drawn in by the characters, the family dynamics, and the secrets along the way. A five-star read!' Helen Rolfe

'A wonderfully engaging read with a delightful cast of characters… you will be totally captivated by this charming story!' Lucy Coleman

"Seven Days on the Italian Island" was written by Victoria Springfield.

Victoria Springfield writes contemporary ‘wish you were here’ evocative women’s fiction, including the bestseller The Italian Village in the Hills, published by award-winning publisher Boldwood Books. Her feel-good books follow unforgettable characters of all ages as they deal with love, loss, friendship and family secrets. Readers can feel the sunshine!