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The Italian Billionaire's Ruthless Revenge
Ruthless and passionate Guido Barberi hasn't set eyes on his ex-wife since she left himtaking with her a quarter of a million dollars But he's determined to have his revenge by bedding her once more.
Innocent and alluring
Sara is shocked that Guido is even more attractive and dangerous than ever. Despite her hatred of him, she desires him twice as much. But if she surrenders...more
Innocent and alluring
Sara is shocked that Guido is even more attractive and dangerous than ever. Despite her hatred of him, she desires him twice as much. But if she surrenders...more
Paperback, 192 pages
Published
January 1st 2008
by Harlequin
(first published 2007)
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Jul 11, 2011
willaful
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Recommends it for:
fans of grovel endings.
Nothing particularly wrong with this book -- given that you’re not bothered by the whole blackmailed-for-sex theme, and if you are, why are you reading Presents? -- but I felt like I’ve read it a hundred times before. It was fairly smooth and entertaining but with nothing special in terms of spark or chemistry or gut-clenching. One interestingly different plot point was that the heroine was born to a single mom, via sperm bank, but I didn’t really like the direction that eventually went. Oh wait...more
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Read this book if you want your blood pressure to go through the roof. The hero is so unbelievably cruel and stupid that it borders on parody. There are all sorts of heart-warming moments, like when he calls the heroine a “crazy bitch” and a “conniving, devious bitch” and accuses her of being a gold-digging ho.
There were some good moments where the heroine managed to stand up for herself:
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There were some good moments where the heroine managed to stand up for herself:
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OK, first of all, when you search for this book on Goodreads, there are way too many of books with the same words in the title, in every order conceivable. That cracks me up!
I just plain don't enjoy these romances where the "hero" is a sexist a$$hole and the virginal heroine just can't help herself. The inevitable 11th hour redemption of the hero doesn't save it for me.
I just plain don't enjoy these romances where the "hero" is a sexist a$$hole and the virginal heroine just can't help herself. The inevitable 11th hour redemption of the hero doesn't save it for me.
Oh, how I love Italian! This book was a great love story, and I was rapt in it.
The characters, Sara and Guido, were made for each other. I really enjoyed reading their story, which went from torment to tease. Plus I'm a sucker for happy endings.
As far as romance and Harlequin novels go, this is way up there for me. So all you hopeless romantics get your copy today!
The characters, Sara and Guido, were made for each other. I really enjoyed reading their story, which went from torment to tease. Plus I'm a sucker for happy endings.
As far as romance and Harlequin novels go, this is way up there for me. So all you hopeless romantics get your copy today!
I liked the book, didn't like how she fell apart at his touch.
IMO Guido is the biggest jerk of all the Presents men I've ever read.
Seriously. I would have shot him in the balls!
Seriously. I would have shot him in the balls!
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