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One more day
With almost five millions copies sold in Italy, Fabio Volo's books have made him the unquestionable king of Italian romantic comedy Giacomo cannot lead a more enviable lifestyle. He is young, has inherited an apartment, is doing well at work, is good with women, and always manages escape any sort of commitment. But he feels trapped in a monotonous life that shows no signs of changing ... Who knew success could be so boring' His routine is finally interrupted when a captivating young woman invites him out for coffee, and so begins a love story that takes into account the realities of modern relationships.
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