Sailing to Capri

"Escapist flair...luscious descriptions of food and scenery."

--Publishers Weekly on The House In Amalfi

"Exceeds all expectations...her language is deft and graceful...the atmosphere is so lush gardens grow from the page, her descriptions are so beautiful and clear."

--Booklist on The House In Amalfi

"Filled with unexpected love and surprise discoveries, all set against the bakdrop of the lush Italian countryside."

--Tucson Citizen on The House In Amalfi

"This new novel shares with its predecessors a great sense of place, charming characters, and wonderful descriptions."

"No one does travelogues inside terrific contemporary romances better than Elizabeth Adler. Her latest tour of the Mediterranean is superb as readers obtain a taste of Provence while also reading an interesting family drama...as she has done with A Summer in Tuscany and The Last Time I Saw Paris, Adler provides a delightful tale for armchair travelers to enjoy."

"Like Tuscany's beauty, this book is heaped with delicious words and literary creativity...thoroughly engrossing."

"A very modern romantic comedy."

When English tycoon Sir Robert Waldo Hardwick dies mysteriously in a car accident, he leaves behind a note naming six people he suspects might have wanted him dead. Daisy Kean, and P.I. Harry Montana team up to take the suspects--and also six 'red herrings'--on a fabulous Mediterranean cruise, all expenses paid by the late Sir Robert.  As they call at Monte Carlo, St. Tropez and Sorrento, the mystery deepens.  And the unexpected twists are just the beginning. 

Finally, they arrive at the beautiful Villa Belkiss on Capri, where Sir Robert's will is to be read...and the killer unmasked. With the beauty of the Yorkshire countryside, the Mediterranean resorts and the magnificent cruise ship, plus the intense attraction between loner Montana and wary Daisy, passions flare and the beauty of the Villa Belkiss enchants. No one writes delicious armchair travel or intriguing suspense like Elizabeth Adler.