La Bella Luna

by Nicole Sharp

Overview

In the past week, Diana, a sensible CPA in Atlanta, turned forty-five, got engaged and ordered her wedding cake. Then, with two days' notice, her younger sister gifts her an all-expense paid trip to Italy. How could Diana know that agreeing to such a trip would turn out to be the best irrational decision she'd ever make?

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798881151140
Publisher:	Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date:	03/14/2024
Pages:	332
Product dimensions:	5.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.74(d)

About the Author

Legend has it that Nicole Sharp was born to hippies during an ice storm in Stone Mountain, Georgia. While confirmation of said events cannot be agreed upon, one fact is for certain, it was a Tuesday.
By age twelve, Nicole was sure of two things. 1) She wanted to be a writer. B) she wanted to travel. She begged her parents to allow her to voyage alone to exotic lands. She was allowed to go from California to Boise Idaho to visit a Great grandmother.
After muddling through the college years, Nicole graduated with a Bachelors in History. Why didn’t she major in English if she wanted to be a writer? There were better stories in history class.
Nicole is 30% Italian, according to Ancestry.com, however she feels like she’s 62%. When she returned to the homeland, she fell in love with the Italian cappuccino, so much that she studied the language until she was fluent enough to order a cappuccino all by herself.
Nicole’s first concert was They Might Be Giants; in truth it was a bluegrass group The Seldom Scene when she was 15. Thanks to her parents’ ‘bluegrass’ phase.
Her first car was a yellow Chevy Celebrity and her favorite job was working as a docent in a museum in an old mining town in Colorado. And yes, she has written extensively about both. These days, Nicole swigs coffee the way a dehydrated sailor with scurvy would whiskey, she is a purveyor of world travel and the perfect Cappuccino. She lives in the Pacific Northwest with no houseplants. But she isn’t sure that is an important fact.