TRUSTING TUSCANY: An enemies-to-lovers romance

When Sophia Fairbourne lands in sun-soaked Siena with a plan to sell her family's crumbling Italian estate, she expects resistance from the paperwork—not from the devastatingly handsome man who co-owns every last olive tree on the property.

Peter Belli is everything Sophia doesn't need right now: charming, stubborn, and the living embodiment of a decades-long family rivalry she's never had time to fully understand. He has no intention of selling. She has no intention of losing. And a frustrating family trust means neither of them can walk away without the other's signature.

Trapped together beneath Tuscan skies, Sophia and Peter wage a war of competing visions, cutting remarks, and negotiations that somehow keep ending with glasses of local wine and conversations that stretch well past midnight. The estate becomes their battlefield, but the rolling hills and golden light of the Sienese countryside have a way of softening even the sharpest edges—and the line between rivalry and something far more dangerous begins to blur with every shared sunrise.

This witty contemporary romance proves that the most infuriating person in the room is often the one you can't stop thinking about. Trusting Tuscany is a delicious slow-burn story about letting go of old grudges, confronting the fears that drive our worst decisions, and discovering that the person standing in your way might actually be exactly where you need them.

Will Sophia choose the safe exit—or risk everything on the one deal she never planned to make?