Maya Carter has ninety days to save a house that's falling off a cliff.

When burnt-out Londoner Maya inherits Villa Limoncello above Positano, there's a catch — make it habitable in 90 days, or the town can force her to sell to a developer.

The man sent to assess it, Enzo Moretti, is a brooding Milanese architect who thinks she should take the money and run. The roof has no membrane. The cistern leaks. A lemon tree is growing through the kitchen window.

But as they mix plaster, harvest 200 kilos of lemons, and survive a storm that traps them together, ninety days starts to feel like not enough.

With the help of matchmaking Nonna Rosa, builder twins who sing while they work, and a tin of love letters hidden in the wall from 1952, Maya has to decide: is she saving the house, or is the house saving her?

A warm, witty, sun-drenched enemies-to-lovers romance for fans of Emily Henry and The Under the Tuscan Sun. Perfect for summer 2026. Closed-door, no spice, pure escapism.