Introduction

ER physician Elizabeth Hillman has been hurt by the men in her life far too often?which is why she spends her free time safely alone, reading the memoir of Giacomo Casanova, history’s most famous libertine. But when a child in Lizzy’s care dies, she flees to Venice, Italy for a much-needed break?and there, on a lovely rooftop, Casanova appears beside her.

In 2016, Casanova is still Casanova. He seduces her friends, is arrested for child endangerment, and even boffs the cleaning lady. Although his antics upset Lizzy, she’s determined to enjoy his conversation and not fall victim to its legendary charm. But when she and Casanova travel to Paris seeking an answer to a question of love that would have changed his life, an incendiary love affair begins to unfold. Who better to teach modern guarded Lizzy about love and life than an eighteenth-century libertine?

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Chapter 1: Jaded
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Dr. Elizabeth Hillman killed a child. Or failed to save her life, but it didn’t feel like there was a difference. She had committed the most grievous sin any ER attending could commit. “Time of death, 6:15,” she said. ... view entire excerpt...

Discussion Questions

1) Did this books change what you think when you hear the name Giacomo Casanova?

2) How is Casanova different from modern men, or is he?

3) Who changed the most, Lizzy or Casanova and how?

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