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Dante's Stolen Wife (Silhouette Desire)

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What motivated me to read this book was the plot. Upon meeting for five minutes, Marco Dante and Caitlyn Vaughn feel an immediate spark called The Inferno. The Inferno is what the Dante men experience with the women who are their soulmates. After their brief meeting, Caitlyn meets Marco's twin brother, Lazzaro, and assumes that he is Marco. Six weeks pass and she dates Lazz while Marco is overseas taking care of business. When Marco returns, he learns that Lazz intends to propose to her that very night, and Marco can't talk him out of it. Therefore, he comes up with the plan to pretend to be Lazz and convince her to marry him in Nevada.

She finds out the morning after their wedding who she really married and after some hesitation, she decides to give their marriage a chance. I thought Day Leclaire did a wonderful job in presenting an alpha male with a charming and gentle side. His treatment towards his wife is tender and loving. It's hard not to love a man like that! I liked the progression of the characters as they fell in love. Caitlyn likes order and predictability while Marco likes rushing into things. As the story unravels, she becomes more creative and quick thinking, and he stars to think before acting. They balance each other out very well. There is a sub-plot that involves an insider revealing private Dante information to the tabloid paper, but I won't give that away since it leads to the climax of the story. This is a great contemporary romance with a fairytale appeal.

Marco you couldnt help but like him even though he did what he had to to marry the woman he believes is his soul mate a very good read and I'm interested in the other family's' story

Great read with an interesting plot. I highly recommend this book . This book series has not failed yet.