Callie Hornbuckle's Reviews > A Thousand Days in Tuscany: A Bittersweet Adventure

I enjoyed this memoir about an ex-pat living in Italy more than its predecessor: A Thousand Days in Venice. The author’s flowery, almost over the top language felt almost corny in Venice, which was primarily a love story. In this book she deals with friendships and loss, and her word usage is better suited. And, as before, her food descriptions are top notch