Customer Reviews

The Italian's Future Bride (Harlequin Presents)

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I wished I saved my money. The intro was promising but the rest of book failed--miserably. I'm going to say the writer was trying to please some of those people who may point to a double standard regarding men and women and past relationships. for that reason she not only points to the heroine's old lover as good in bed and someone the heroine loved, but she had the girl bump into old lover and agree to have coffee with him. It didn't work but helped to persuade me that the gal was a bubble headed little tomato.
I skipped over alot of pages because they were a waste of time. I didn't think alot of the issues got addressed, and i didn't see the relationship lasting past the end of the month. This couple's story did not sell. I once said this writer cannot write a bad novel--i was wrong.

Raffaelle the hero of this novel was wonderful and the more I read the more I liked him. He was rich, gorgeous, and sexy. He'd been dating an ex model named Elise not knowing she was married to a powerful Greek tycoon. When he found out she was married he refused to see her again but the press had taken pictures of the two. Elise was in big trouble with her husband and she asked her sister who looked a lot like her to help her. What happens next is funny, sexy, and so hot. I don't want to tell you too much because it would ruin it for you. This book has conflict, and it moves fast and sweetly. I couldn't put it down. I give it five stars and recommend it highly.

The storyline is a little bit improbable, but hey that's why we read romance novels. The willing suspension of disbelief and all that. A fast read, and a happy ending!

i love this book. i can read it over and over. good characters--strong plot--quick read. a must have if you are a fan of michelle reid.