Roxy found love… but is it enough? In the second installment of the Polo Diaries series, polo player Roxy goes back to Argentina a year after the events in Single in Buenos Aires, filled with dreams of settling down with the man she loves. This time, once again, Argentina is full of surprises and things are not what they appear to be. Or maybe they're exactly what they're meant to be, as a fortune-teller informs her.Roxy takes a leap of faith and follows her dreams once again. She spends time at glamorous party venues of Buenos Aires and travels to the rough and wild pampas. Along the way, Roxy's friends support and champion her quest for love, but when things get out of hand, Roxy realizes she needs to listen to her own inner voice and must make a hard choice. Two paths open in front of her, each one with far-reaching consequences. Which will she choose? Reviews: "Funny and poignant, this is a sun-splashed journey to love by way of a polo field in Argentina."-CHRISTINE ASHWORTH, author of the Star Tide series"This book had me once again, the way of life in Argentina stole my heart, although I got to experience it to a slightly fuller degree in book 1. As well as this the everyday relationship issues were bang on, and then of course there were the horses, which conversely I felt we got to appreciate so much more here. I felt for Roxy so much, in particular when faced with calamity, and then with some home truths, and I read with, as they say, baited breath.This book was another stunner that had me following along, tearing my hair out as to the final outcome for Roxy's dreams and sealing me as a huge fan of Ms. Valea's."brmaycock.wordpress.com"For me, this series is not a story about finding your true love, but about finding your inner peace.What makes you happy? What can you live without? But what if the thing that makes you happy is also the thing that destroys you?It shows you that wanting something so badly, isn't always enough. You have to find the strength to say goodbye to the thing you love but hurts you."tizisbookreview.music.blog"I recommend this read for an inspirational story based on real life events about a strong woman in this amazing women's fiction read."nursebookie.blogspot.com" It's a contemporary read - an exploration and discovery of self.It's fiction, but it is also inextricably linked to the author and her experiences. It's this visceral connection, and ability to describe both the countries and the people in her story with such precision, which makes the read."mmcheryl.wordpress.com

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