6. An Italian Affair by Laura Fraser
In the end, it's a book about finding your true self and what really makes you happy after losing what you thought you always wanted - the "perfect" marriage. This book just happened to be laying on the desk when I started my new job. I had never heard of it, but it was a great book for me to read at this point in my life.
My only complaint is that Fraser writes in the second-person, which I found a little off-putting at first. But as I got into the story, I noticed the repeated use of "you" less and less.