Her Double Punishment

by Daniella Wright

Daddy's idea of Send his babygirl to Italy for a year.To work at uncle Stefano's family farm.Oh boy, was daddy wrong.

Dad thinks I'm too spoiled,

In need of some serious taming. He wanted me to be a lawyer, but I hated college.In his last attempt to make me a proper lady,

He figured he'd send me to Italy.So I can learn what hard work really is.So I can get my bratty girl's hands dirty.

And oh, did I get them dirty.

If only daddy knew how hands-on I've become.He'd be so, so proud of me.Although I'm sure the kind of work I've been doing is not the kind of work dad would feel proud of…

I’m so, so sorry, daddy.



This is a stand-alone novel with a happy ending.

180 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 8, 2019

About the author

Hi! I am Daniella and writing is my life. It was not until very recently that Fiffy and I finally got the courage to follow our dream and become full time authors.

Even though I am the only one writing, Fiffy is always here to assist me with inspiration.

My characters are like people inside my head that won’t leave me alone until I give them life on paper. I really enjoy writing fantasy romances and I’m thrilled to be doing it full time.

Thank you so much for reading my books!

Reviews

[Susan · Rating 3 out of 5]

Story was good, but there were a lot of typos and also other errors like using expressions more common to the UK or Europe than the US (I live about an hour and a half from Yakima and can tell you that a) there is no university there, but only a community college. The university that is within a reasonable commute--North about 40 miles in Ellensburg, does not offer a law degree. Students may refer to their university as the "U" but never "Uni." Things put on owies are bandages or bandaids and not plasters. These are just some of the ones I caught and remember). Please get some Beta Readers from the US to help with these things, just like if I was setting something in the UK, I would call the round dessert thing a biscuit and not a cookie.

[Raecharmed · Rating 5 out of 5]

Savannah's father is upset by her behavior so he issues an ultimatum she goes and works on his friend's farm or he'll cut her off completely. So she goes to Italy and works on the farm with Stefano and his brother Marco. However what her father hadn't counted on was that she would find something that would make her want to stay in Italy. Things between her, Stefano and Marco heat up and soon none of them want her to go back to her father. What will her father do once he learns that she is in love with his friend? Can they be together or will her father cause trouble?

This is an amazing story that once I started it I couldn't put it down. The chemistry between them is blazing hot. This is a well written and very entertaining story. I would recommend this book to any book lover.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Karen Nastasio · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book was so wonderfully written about a spoiled rich girl (Savannah) trying to work out what she wants to do with her life when her father keeps pushing her to be a lawyer at college and she keeps failing her classes until he snaps and makes her choose move out on your own completely or go to Italy to his friend Stefano olive vineyard and learn to work for everything instead of it being handed to her on a platter she choose Italy and that meant leavening her friends too. But what she finds there is herself and all the hard work she has put in over the 12 months but mostly falling in love with the place and the two brothers Stefano and Marco as well.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Shelly Hixson · Rating 4 out of 5]

The story line is great. I'm almost done with it but wanted to leave a review now in the hopes maybe the author reads reviews?

Ok, bypassing that the book reads like it takes place in England when the FMC is American, so many story inconsistancies. Her dad says Friday, but she exclaims Monday is so close? She talks about not having a boyfriend in the morning and pretty much repeats herself word for word in the afternoon when asked again if she has a boyfriend?

The story line basis is great! Just wish the author has maybe used (or used better) alpha and/or beta readers if not an editor.

[Raina · Rating 4 out of 5]

One spoiled young woman will find out what it’s like when her father gives her a choice of being cut off and moving out or to live 12 months in Italy working as a farmer. Savannah knows what her choice is but what she finds in Italy is somewhat of a surprise. She will be working hard on the farm and will get to know what it is like to work hard. But she might have to assentive to work hard for the two brothers that help run the family farm. The story is all about growing up and making decisions that can change your life. The romance is sweet and does get a little bit hot.

[Debbie Kilburn · Rating 5 out of 5]

Law or else

Savannah doesn't know what she really wants. But a law degree isn't it for sure. So, daddy sends her to Italy to work on an olive grove. She is so out of her life, but she goes and sticks it out. She loves it and the two men who she lives. It back fires on her dad because she decides to stay. You will have to read the book to find out how. There are only a few places that are slightly sexy. Sorry!

[Alex Richards · Rating 3 out of 5]

good story. The sex scenes were a little lack luster but the characters were lovable. I didn't like how the guys got very cold towards Savannah when she said they needed to stop. They were the ones that said it wouldn't get uncomfortable if she made that decision and then they do the exact opposite. Overall, sweet, short story.

[Tammy · Rating 4 out of 5]

Savannah is a spoiled rich girl and wants to quit college, her father gives her a choice to go to Italy to work or get cut off. She goes to work on an olive farm and sparks fly between Stefano, her and Marco. Hot and steamy, entertaining story and great characters. I liked it.

[Ruth Ann Burt · Rating 5 out of 5]

Loved this book

This was the best book I have read with such a awesome storyline!!! I understand what it takes to make olive oil because of this book. Daniella you are a fantastic storyteller!!!!

[Vanessa Lawford · Rating 4 out of 5]

I love how relatable Savannah is as a person and how she feels and her emotions.

The only thing I didn't like with the book is how it ended. I would have loved a more detailed ending but still loved their story.

[Laila Viking · Rating 3 out of 5]

A nice storyline and plot. Characters could have been a bit more described and defined but their chemistry is nice. Some steamy scenes that lacks a bit.
A nice story about a spoiled girl that meets her men.
Enjoyable and recommendable read.

[Annemarie · Rating 4 out of 5]

Spoiled Savannah doesn't want to be a lawyer. Her father threatens to cut her off and sends her to Italy to work in his friend's olive farm. Stefano and Marco are attracted to Savannah and eventually the three come together. But what will Savannah's father say? Read this hot, sexy book to find out.

[Tayra Sanders · Rating 4 out of 5]

I was so entertained and thrilled while reading this story. I truly loved the twist and turns, ups and downs, and I also enjoyed all the characters.

[Margaret Barbour · Rating 3 out of 5]

Interesting

I'm not really sure what I think of this book other than different. It's certainly an unusual read for me

[Mary · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good quick read

This was a good quick read. It did have some spelling and grammatical errors missed by the editors but if you can overlook those it’s pretty good.

[Jeannette · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good read

This is a good, well written, RH romance. The characters are lovable and interesting. The story doesn’t match the cover but is a good read.

[MN Book Lady · Rating 4 out of 5]

Savannah is sick of college and doing what her dad tells her to do. She doesn’t want to study law but had no idea what she wants to do either. And the threat of having her allowance cut doesn’t work either. So Savannah gets a choice - go back to school, be cut off completely, or go to Italy and work on his friend Stefano’s farm for a year.

Italy won out in the end and we are introduced to Stefano and his brother Marco. And after a rough start to her time there, Savannah comes to love being in Italy. And the glances Marco and Stefano are giving her don’t hurt either. So they propose they have some fun while there. But Savannah feels a deep connection immediately and worries about her heart immediately.

Savannah, Marco, and Stefano get their HEA in this stand-alone book. I’m all for a good MFM book, just them being related is a bit of an ick for me. Although, that could be because I don’t understand how you could have sex with any relative in the room.

[Rometta · Rating 5 out of 5]

Savannah is spoiled, but also forced to do stuff she dont want to do. Going to Italy is the best thing for her. Stefano and Marco have there hearts set on Savannah and wooded her till she fell in love and got scared.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.