Lost in Venice
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  • Reads 21
  • Votes 3
  • Parts 2
  • Time 12m
Ongoing, First published Jul 07, 2015
Have you ever gotten lost on your way to your new penthouse on the ancient island of Venice and fallen in love with a baker who makes the perfect coffee and embraces with wide arms; your broken life, your judge-for-a-father and all the dramas that come with you? If you answered yes, then I think you know how the rest of the story goes. 





Get lost in this wonderful series, just as Olivia keeps getting herself lost into trouble all around the world.
The first book in the "Lost" series. Strongly recommended to read this before reading the others.

© Copyrighted by Deema Rouady, 2015.
The series, the books and all of its characters and contents are fictional and not to be taken literally, unless noted otherwise. Venice is a real place in Italy, the Marco Polo airport is a real airport in Venice, and anything similar will be noted. This book and its contents may not be reproduced, copied, displayed, distributed or translated unless given direct permission from its owner. (deemalaura@gmail.com)
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