A01=Daphne Ang
A01=Donna Ghorbanpoor
amalfi
Author_Daphne Ang
Author_Donna Ghorbanpoor
boy next door
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crush
dating
define the relationship
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escapist
forthcoming
friends to lovers
friendships
international romance
italian coast
italy
love triangle
making it official
pompeii
relationship
rom-com
romantic comedy
romp
secret night life
selfish
sex positive
situationships
sneaking out
sorrento
vacation romance
Product details
- ISBN 9781665989671
- Weight: 284g
- Dimensions: 140 x 210mm
- Publication Date: 18 Jun 2026
- Publisher: Simon & Schuster
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
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Love & Gelato meets Emily in Paris in this sassy, sexy romp through the Amalfi Coast starring a boy-crazy teenager trying to make something real with her on-again-off-again guy before realizing the best things in life—like love and vacations—can’t be planned for.
Soraya is so close to getting the boy of her dreams to finally pay attention to her—she’s sure of it. She’s finally graduated from high school, glowed up, and is ready to show her on-again-off-again, secret situationship Wes what he’s missing out on. And when she learns that Wes is heading to Italy on a trip with his fraternity brothers, Sora decides that there’s no better place to reignite a romance than the Amalfi Coast!
Under the guise of a graduation Euro trip with her friends, Soraya’s plan is simple: make memories with her besties during the day, make out with Wes at night, and make sure she comes out of this vacation with the title of Official Girlfriend and Grown College Girlie. But vacations can be messy, and romances messier—especially when you’re keeping secrets from your friends, discovering your dream boy may be a nightmare, and spending more and more time with the sweet, wholesome, and supremely cute Italian boy whose family runs the B&B.
For a girl who’s a true believer in sure things, Soraya has to learn the hard way that there really is no planning for love—or an epic vacation.
Soraya is so close to getting the boy of her dreams to finally pay attention to her—she’s sure of it. She’s finally graduated from high school, glowed up, and is ready to show her on-again-off-again, secret situationship Wes what he’s missing out on. And when she learns that Wes is heading to Italy on a trip with his fraternity brothers, Sora decides that there’s no better place to reignite a romance than the Amalfi Coast!
Under the guise of a graduation Euro trip with her friends, Soraya’s plan is simple: make memories with her besties during the day, make out with Wes at night, and make sure she comes out of this vacation with the title of Official Girlfriend and Grown College Girlie. But vacations can be messy, and romances messier—especially when you’re keeping secrets from your friends, discovering your dream boy may be a nightmare, and spending more and more time with the sweet, wholesome, and supremely cute Italian boy whose family runs the B&B.
For a girl who’s a true believer in sure things, Soraya has to learn the hard way that there really is no planning for love—or an epic vacation.
Donna Ghorbanpoor was raised in Wisconsin in an Iranian American household with an unreasonably early curfew. A victim of frequent groundings for breaking that curfew, she liked to curl up with books and root for the Packers and has watched every episode of the show Psych ten times. She lives in Wisconsin with her husband and two spoiled dogs. Oh My Affogato! is her first book.
Daphne Ang is a romance writer living in Manhattan. She loves long walks on the beach, flowers from the farmer’s market, and Nora Ephron. When she isn’t writing, she can be found on the couch, annoying her cat, Carrie.
Daphne Ang is a romance writer living in Manhattan. She loves long walks on the beach, flowers from the farmer’s market, and Nora Ephron. When she isn’t writing, she can be found on the couch, annoying her cat, Carrie.
