"Olive in Italy" by Moray Dalton is a story about a young Englishwoman named Olive Agar, who, after her mother's passing, seeks a fresh start and purpose by traveling to Italy to live with her cousins; burdened by financial constraints and a desire to escape the life she knows, Olive eagerly accepts her cousins invitation, leaving behind her familiar but unfulfilling English life, to find adventure, romance, and a profound sense of self within the vibrant backdrop of early 20th-century Italy, full of new experiences and unfamiliar customs.
Olive in Italy
By Moray Dalton
Seeking solace in Italy, a young woman, burdened by loss, embarks on a journey filled with unknown possibilities, cultural immersion, and the promise of self-discovery.
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