Arianna Giorgi is a professional author and journalist, a college graduate and an avid reader. She makes her home halfway between the Vatican City and the picturesque old quarter of Trastevere at the heart of the city of Rome in Italy, where Julius Caesar kept an apartment as a young man about town and from where a long list of artists gave the world some of its greatest masterpieces.

Descendant of the notorious Casanova (famous scoundrel and the world’s greatest lover), Arianna has an intrinsic appreciation of beauty and everything eccentrically romantic, including a strong affiliation to the city of Venice – must be a gene she inherited from her colourful ancestor.

Inspired by her roots and heritage, her writing career took wings at the early age of seven in the form of nursery rhymes and poems that her family still quote to this day. Since then, her prolific pen has produced articles, novellas, and parodies that were published in monthly magazines, as well as two romance novels in the Italian language.

Independent and curious, Arianna is fluent in four languages and has travelled extensively around the globe, from America to Africa and back to Europe. Frankly, she never misses a chance to pack her bags and jump on a plane. Driven by a passion for European history and art, she wanders and investigates every hidden corner of the Old Continent, armed with a camera and a notebook, and looking for intriguing stories and settings for her next book.

Arianna loves history, astrology, gourmet cooking, and cats. She lives in Rome with her husband, her little daughter, and Bismilla the Cat, surrounded by her own cultivated flowers and the magical grandeur of the Eternal City.

These days, Arianna is coming out with a new Victorian-set romance novel that she has written in English and cannot wait to bring to the American public. She loves to hear from readers and answers every letter personally.