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THE LATIN LOVER'S SECRET CHILD BY JANE PORTER

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Two weeks before the divorce he never wanted becomes final, Lucio Cruz receives a phone call from his brother-in-law Dante. His estranged wife has been ill and has been asking for him. He rushes home to find that Anabella doesn't remember the last 5 years...she still thinks they're about to elope instead of already being married. Plus she has a secret that caused her to push for the divorce in the first place.

There was one thing I had an issue with. Ana, at times, acted like a spoiled brat and I just wanted to tell her to grow up and stop acting so childish. Lucio, on the other hand, was a great hero. He loved her so much that he wanted her to be happy...even if it meant her divorcing him. But the minute he heard she needed him, he was there for her immediately.

Mad

This is the 4th. book in the Galvan brides series. Annabelle, who we met in the 1st book Dante's debt has had an illness which has caused her to loose her memory. She is living 5 years in the past.

Lucio Cruz is her husband, but she doesn't remember that. They are on the verge of divorce. Dante calls Lucio to ask him to come home to Annabelle. He does.

Lucio has to help Ana to remember their past. It comes back to her in bits & pieces, but what she does remember is the son they had. Ana & Lucio were told the baby died, but Ana knows differently.

With the help of Alonso Huntsman they discover their baby, only he isn't a baby any more, he's 5.

This story really tugs at the heartstrings. A fantastic book & series.

Argentinean wine tycoon Lucio Cruz is not expecting the call that summons him to his estranged wife's side. She's suffering a partial loss of memory, and Lucio discovers that she's returned to being the fiery, affectionate girl with whom he once eloped. Suddenly he can't resist her - but he knows he must. In just a few weeks, their divorce will be final....

Unless Ana can recall a secret that could change both their lives...

The Latin Lover's Secret Child This was a well written book, but NOT a harlequin genre. I didn't like it for that reason. I felt it ended abruptly and I didn't like the heroine...she acted like a brat.

the book was a good story and interesting to read. however, i read a lot of harlequin presents and i bought this one because it said it was published in sept 2010. at the credits at the end of the book it said copyright 2003. i wouldnt have bought it had i known that fact.

Dark and dramatic, THE LATIN LOVER'S SECRET CHILD is an amazing read. Jane Porter raises the bar for all category romance in this unforgettable romance.