Just got back from a fabulous week on the stunning island of Kethos. That’s what it feels
like anyway and I feel like right away. 
Alice Archer is a plain Jane in a dreary dead-end job with a
dull and boring life.  Nobody in her life listens to
her or notices her except for her father who is in a care home.  When her demanding sister Stella offers her a
place on a week’s holiday to the Greek island of Kethos, it sounds like just
what she needs just as long as she can put up with Stella and her difficult
ways.  
When she arrives, she leaves Stella by the pool working on her tan and visits the gardens at Villa Argenti, where she meets
handsome gardener Milo  who tells her that people
wish upon the statue of Aphrodite. 
Though she doesn’t believe in this myth, she takes the opportunity to
make a wish that men notice her.  When Milo  offers to take her out for a day, she decides it’s
about time she started to enjoy herself and accepts his offer.  Men suddenly start to notice her and wondering
whether it is co-incidence or whether her wish has come true.  Is this just a holiday romance or is it true
love? Is Milo what he seems to be or is he hiding a secret from Alice 
I thoroughly enjoyed this book and read it on a particularly
rainy afternoon which made the island 
 of Kethos Milo ’s bike, with the wind in my hair seeing the spectacular
views and could definitely see myself wandering around and smelling the amazing aromas coming from the flowers in the gardens of
Villa Argenti.
This morning, I'm still thinking about Kethos.  I feel like booking a holiday to this gorgeous island and
exploring it myself.  I will definitely
be looking out for Milo and Alice 
I always look forward to reading a Victoria Connelly novel, she is a wonderful author who totally and utterly brings her books to life! This is such a feel-good romance novel that I would definitely recommend to brighten up your life.  
Victoria Connelly grew up in Norfolk North Yorkshire .  In 2000, she got married in a medieval castle
in the Yorkshire Dales and moved to London Germany 
Her first novel to be published in the UK Victoria London  for a cottage in rural Suffolk 
To find out more about Victoria, check out her website here
You can follow Victoria on Twitter or you can like her on Facebook. 
 


 
 
2 comments:
Oooh, I have this one to read.
Looking forward to it.
Thanks for the review
DizzyC
Carol
Oh yes please - this book sounds fab - and a must read right now!
Thanks for the review, Kim!
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