Flighty and adventurous British girl Lucy has an unexpected time of her life in Buenos Aires, meeting people from all over the world with whom she parties the night away while trying to learn Spanish by day. It's not just excitement though. While revelling in the foreign adventure, Lucy soon becomes mesmerised by the place and a certain porteño. Polo, tango, asados and mate ... Lucy samples all things Argentine, before briefly stopping at other international destinations on her way home. Though Lucy feels very much at home back in England, she can't completely let go of her time in Argentina and she needs to decide where - and with whom - her heart really belongs. A tale of passion, romance and the freedom of being somewhere that's completely different from home.
About the Author: Coventry (UK) born Iza MacLeod is an indie author who has written and self published two romantic fiction novels, both of which have been set in foreign countries. The first novel, Buenos Dias Lucy London (published 2014), is partly based on her experiences of learning Spanish and living in Buenos Aires, after she spent around three years in the cultural and vibrant capital of Argentina. The second, Katie Cannes (published 2016), is set on the beautiful, sunny Côte d'Azur, where Iza lived and enjoyed all things French for eighteen months with her husband, alongside teaching English and Spanish. When Iza isn't writing she's either working on events, trying to learn another foreign language, or exploring places with her dog. Gathering inspiration for stories never seems to be a problem for Iza, but finding the time to write is. Buenos Días Lucy London was only written after Iza had spent a month in hospital in 2012 and was unable to work for a period of time. 'I became frustrated while living in France, ' she explains, 'because, despite loving the place, I didn't have any time to write. When my husband uprooted us to a remote area of Buenos Aires, it might have been the best thing for us, though after my husband not being paid from his job and me being robbed in the street by two armed men on a motorbike, it may not have appeared that way, but it gave me the opportunity to write, and I completed my second novel, Katie Cannes.' Now residing in England, Iza hopes to soon start writing her third novel, the setting of which is a remote area of Buenos Aires where the tourists never venture, and Mallorca, where she and her husband and their dog that they found on a motorway in Argentina, retreated to for almost a year after their ordeal in Buenos Aires. Iza welcomes questions and interviews via her Facebook page. Topics close to her heart include mindfulness, healthy living, veganism and animals.