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Overview:
Lily Bilbury is about to be fabulously happy, because she has a theory: economic independence = divorce = happiness! To this end she takes a job at Villa Buschi, a lavish estate that harbors more than a few secrets. But when she can't make ends meet or obtain a divorce or acquire the object of her affection, she briefly contemplates running around ranting drivel and frightening the whole reserved population of Arona, Italy.
Only when a friend falls on hard times will Lily forget her own problems and align herself with a self-proclaimed psychic to mount a search of Villa Buschi for one of the most famous diamonds ever known - the French Blue.
Bridget Jones meets Nancy Drew with a dash of Indiana Jones-style archeological mystery (no whips, though). Sweet Delicious Madness readers want more!
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**** Italian Folly, Sweet Delicious Madness continues as a new mysteries are revealed at Ca'Buschi
***Sweet Delicious Madness and the Hordess of Lidias, when two museums fight over and lose a treasure of the ancient world, Villa Buschi and its intrepid maid Lily Bilbury are at ground zero in a mystery that spans four countries and two continents. Love in Lipari - will Lily ever find love? less