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From Venice to Rome With Two Stops Between

Sabra Hunter
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Pages
402
Year
2024
Language
English
Publisher
Sabra Hunter

About

Omega Air employee Sabra Hunter is traveling again, this time with co-worker and Italian spitfire, Maya. A four-day getaway to Venice and Rome is all they wanted, a chance for some much needed apre summer-travel-rush dolce vita. The trip is also, they thought, a great way to escape ongoing workplace issues involving their dreaded supervisor, Richard Noggins. Visit Venice and enjoy the sights. See the canals up close; tour the Doges Prison where Casanova was once incarcerated. What could go wrong? Enjoy Bologna while you're at it, long enough to explore their twin towers and to visit the famous medieval Anatomical Museum. Florence too, the city where Michelangelo once worked, now a living museum and shopping mecca. Messages from co-workers, meanwhile, prove these two can't escape workplace intrigue regarding managerial misdeeds back home. As a result, complaints and advise flow freely over the pond, over Aperol Spritzes from sunny piazzas--even during train rides between cities. Who would have thought workplace repercussions would follow these two, intent only on a fun-filled adventure from Venice to Rome with two stops between?

Related Subjects

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