What do mathematics and love have in common? Apparently nothing. Full of calculations, functions and rules the first, completely out of control the second. Yet Carlotta, protagonist of L' amore is a mathematical formula by Cinzia Giorgio, makes her fortune. Author of a manual that has become a bestseller,"Love is a mathematical formula" and conductor of a television programme, she teaches how to live the perfect relationship by following a few, simple and valid rules. Just like a mathematical formula. Love is a mathematical formula.
It is a question of rules that you just need to know how to apply them. But what would her readers say if they knew that she was abandoned by her boyfriend a few days after the wedding? What's more, after a series of betrayals? If we add all of this, the result is very simple: panic, terror and shame. A perfect mix that force our Carlotta to run away, without a real goal, without organizing anything, but only with one aim, that of going as far as possible.
The destination of the journey will be determined by a storm, a real storm that will stop our protagonist in Orvieto where he finds hospitality (after a series of very nice curtains) at Jane's house, owner of a library. Here Carlotta seems to find real friends and a little bit of serenity, but as often happens all this soon is made to waver by the unknown mathematics (the one that made us all tremble at high school) Giulio, an old acquaintance that will put to the test theories in which Carlotta firmly believes.
Because you see, I am still convinced that love is only a matter of chemistry, and chemistry responds.
always mathematical laws. Maybe he didn't like my deodorant anymore? Or it was a matter of
Perverse attraction to the unlicensed? For the first time in my life I have no answer. And I hate not to have an answer to every question.
This is the first time I have come across the Youfeel series by Rizzoli, and it is also the first time I have read the author Cinzia Giorgio and I must say that I was not sorry at all. He will not be able to count himself among the great modern literary works but it is a novel that is fresh, fun and easy to read. We cannot live only from committed readings, sometimes we can also dream with lighter readings but that in the same way they can remain impressed on our mind.
An original book that plays and ridicules the famous stereotypes of the female genre. Charlotte, a woman who is very different from the protagonists we are used to seeing, tells her first-hand story. It is not fragile, it is not defenceless and it is not in difficulty. Carlotta Capanna is a beautiful, independent and economically stable woman. A woman so busy that she never gets out of her mobile phone, a woman who doesn't need a man to feel satisfied.
Maniaca of control and organization, he handed down this way of being in all the circumstances of his life, even in love, so much so that he wrote a real manual to follow literally in order to begin a perfect and lasting relationship with the person you want. And this manual seems to be really working. Many couples who realize their dream thanks to her, first of all Carlotta's sister, Vittoria, who, thanks to her advice, has married with the love of her life. Everything is perfect if it weren't for the mockery that is around the corner. She the guru of love is left by Roberto, the love of her life, a few days after marriage. It is the beginning of the end.
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But be careful, certainly not for the end of his story, absolutely not, we are still talking about Carlotta described above, but for the end of his career. How could you continue to dispense your rules if you have failed with you? The only way is to escape.
Charlotte's adventure begins from here, in a seemingly quiet city where there should be nobody who knows her.... He begins to rebuild his life and friendships until he meets the male protagonist. Obviously we are talking about a pink novel and if there is one she must also have a him, Guido Cavalieri. From their meeting / clash, all the rules that have determined the life of our protagonist will be broken, one after the other will see them break without being able to do anything.
Ten minutes later I am in front of Jane's library. I ran as a madman to vent anger
and frustration. My body is satisfied and happy, but my mind is in turmoil. I have just broken the
formula number two in my manual and I am not proud of it. It is a matter of occasional sex, obvious, but all the
It gives me to the nerves.