After working for years in a war zone, Danny D'Amato needs a break. Stressed, he chooses the blue waters of Positano for his escape.
Soon, the pages of his diary fill with notes about the woman he meets on the sunny Mediterranean cliffs, and his conversion from a war-weary veteran to a man in love.
In a few days, he and Gaia fall in love, share their lives, and imagine a future together. And then, she is gone.
After Danny spends countless days looking for Gaia, the vast distance between them finally closes... but for reasons they could have never predicted.
Praise:
★★★★★ - "A beautifully written love story."
★★★★★ - "Every time I read one of Rosano's books, I feel as if I am transported across the ocean to Italy."
★★★★★ - "Although I read the book in a few hours, the characters will remain with me much longer."
★★★★★ - "A story based on the parallels of love and war, beauty and destruction... Beautiful read."

A Love Lost in Positano

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Rosano, D.P.

Beverages & Wine

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Antonio Vivaldi's music has mesmerized audiences for three hundred years. A more less known story than his musical genius was the impressive figure that he was in Venetian society; the young, red-haired prodigy could make women swoon with the sweeping grandeur of his violin performances - especially after he traded in his priest's robes for the dashing attire of a celebrity. Through the words of his lifelong friend, Domenico Trapensi, Vivaldi's Girls tells the mesmerizing story of Vivaldi's time as a music teacher at Venice's Conservatorio, of those who fell for more than just his violin lessons, and of his romancing of other girls on the road to the Italian cities in his time. Praise from readers: &#9733;&#9733;&#9733;&#9733;&#9733; - "This was a beautiful read from start to finish, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Author Rosano has clearly done considerable research into the life and times of the infamous Antonio Vivaldi, but the thing that most impressed me was the description and attention to detail with which the story is told. There's so much life, colour, flavor and excitement in the tale. The choice of narrator also enables the story to come to life more like a novel." &#9733;&#9733;&#9733;&#9733;&#9733; - "Told with a flair for the arts and the flourishes of Italy, Vivaldi's Girls may share a new dimension of the master, but in D.P.'s eloquent writing the fullness of his life - both in the passion for music and for women - we are still in awe of this superb Baroque composer. Kudos!" &#9733;&#9733;&#9733;&#9733;&#9733; - "I found this story to be a fun read with a great storyline and a rich history of this time frame. Good read for anyone who is a fan of historical times and great music or a love for old Italy." &#9733;&#9733;&#9733;&#9733;&#9733; - "Every scene describing Italy is vivid... every word drew emotion and painted for me a picture of the man Domenico knew as Antonio Vivaldi." &#9733;&#9733;&#9733;&#9733;&#9733; - "It is very easy to get caught up in the roles of each of the characters as Rosano spins the tale of love, betrayal, and revenge. I love the way Rosano pours his soul into the pages of Vivaldi's Girls, making the reader get lost in the feel of Italy with the music, the orchestra, and of course the impressive boat docks."

Vivaldi's Girls

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Independently published

After working for years in a war zone, Danny D'Amato needs a break. Stressed, he chooses the blue waters of Positano for his escape. Soon, the pages of his diary fill with notes about the woman he meets on the sunny Mediterranean cliffs, and his conversion from a war-weary veteran to a man in love. In a few days, he and Gaia fall in love, share their lives, and imagine a future together. And then, she is gone. After Danny spends countless days looking for Gaia, the vast distance between them finally closes... but for reasons they could have never predicted. Praise: &#9733;&#9733;&#9733;&#9733;&#9733; - "A beautifully written love story." &#9733;&#9733;&#9733;&#9733;&#9733; - "Every time I read one of Rosano's books, I feel as if I am transported across the ocean to Italy." &#9733;&#9733;&#9733;&#9733;&#9733; - "Although I read the book in a few hours, the characters will remain with me much longer." &#9733;&#9733;&#9733;&#9733;&#9733; -&nbsp;"A story based on the parallels of love and war, beauty and destruction... Beautiful read."

A Love Lost In Positano: Large Print Edition

"Rosano stages mysteries with the insider knowledge, finesse and flair of the accomplished wine, food, and travel writer he is. And it all happens in Italy."- Ambassador Magazine Some memories are never forgotten. As Tamara discovers the charms of Rome in the arms of her first love, the sights, food and wine sweep her away. Giorgio changes how she thinks about living. Decades can pass - marriages, death, and family can intervene - but those moments linger in the hidden layers of her consciousness. And just when Tamara thinks she has forgotten Giorgio, they find each other again... and their lives are changed forever.

To Rome, With Love

Women's Fiction

Creativia

After working for years in a war zone, Danny D'Amato needs a break. Stressed, he chooses the blue waters of Positano for his escape. 
Soon, the pages of his diary fill with notes about the woman he meets on the sunny Mediterranean cliffs, and his conversion from a war-weary veteran to a man in love. 
In a few days, he and Gaia fall in love, share their lives, and imagine a future together. And then, she is gone. 
After Danny spends countless days looking for Gaia, the vast distance between them finally closes... but for reasons they could have never predicted.

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Antonio Vivaldi's music has mesmerized audiences for three hundred years. 
A less known story than his musical genius was the impressive figure that he was in Venetian society; the young, red-haired prodigy could make women swoon with the sweeping grandeur of his violin performances - especially after he traded in his priest's robes for the dashing attire of a celebrity. 
Through the words of his lifelong friend, Domenico Trapensi, Vivaldi's Girls tells the mesmerizing story of Vivaldi's time as a music teacher at Venice's Conservatorio, of those who fell for more than just his violin lessons, and of his romancing of other girls on the road to the Italian cities in his time.﻿

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A Love Lost in Positano

Vivaldi's Girls

A Love Lost In Positano: Large Print Edition

To Rome, With Love

A Love Lost in Positano

A Love Lost in Positano

A Love Lost in Positano

A Love Lost in Positano

Vivaldi's Girls

Vivaldi's Girls