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Arabella knows her audacious plan to save her family's century old jewelry business doesn't stand a chance without Luca Enzio, she just wishes he wasn't helping her because her grandfather asked him to but because he wants to.
For his part Luca can't remember when he was last so turned on by a woman and he doesn't like it one little bit. Apart from being way too young, Arabella is the granddaughter of a client whose relationship with his family is complicated. The right thing to do would be to walk away but his heart has other ideas.
Then her life begins to unravel in a way that affects both of them and suddenly Luca finds himself fighting for his future as well as for Arabella's heart.
Claydon writes brilliantly, creating characters we can't help but care about…. Her secondary characters are also terrific and enrich a worthwhile read. Highly recommended. Readwrite – 5 star review
Sheila Claydon shows her readers that `happily ever after' isn't about the lack of trials or the perception of perfection, but instead is the byproduct of people who work hard to triumph over difficulty and subsequently learn from their mistakes.
Readwrite – 5 star review
I could easily visualize this on the screen: an elegantly-appointed cruise ship, the changing scenery of exotic ports and a classic case of an immovable object meeting an irresistible attraction.
Sandra Cody – 5 star review
For his part Luca can't remember when he was last so turned on by a woman and he doesn't like it one little bit. Apart from being way too young, Arabella is the granddaughter of a client whose relationship with his family is complicated. The right thing to do would be to walk away but his heart has other ideas.
Then her life begins to unravel in a way that affects both of them and suddenly Luca finds himself fighting for his future as well as for Arabella's heart.
Claydon writes brilliantly, creating characters we can't help but care about…. Her secondary characters are also terrific and enrich a worthwhile read. Highly recommended. Readwrite – 5 star review
Sheila Claydon shows her readers that `happily ever after' isn't about the lack of trials or the perception of perfection, but instead is the byproduct of people who work hard to triumph over difficulty and subsequently learn from their mistakes.
Readwrite – 5 star review
I could easily visualize this on the screen: an elegantly-appointed cruise ship, the changing scenery of exotic ports and a classic case of an immovable object meeting an irresistible attraction.
Sandra Cody – 5 star review
