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Everything He Never Wanted
...so romantic I couldn't put it down...
Billionaire, Antonio Milani, came to London to recover what is his: a rare, signed copy of Oliver Twist. Instead, finds himself falling for the woman he suspects is involved in an international ring of book thieves.
Billionaire, Antonio Milani, came to London to recover what is his: a rare, signed copy of Oliver Twist. Instead, finds himself falling for the woman he suspects is involved in an international ring of book thieves.
116 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 17, 2014
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Mary Leo
72 books40 followersUSA Today bestselling author, Mary Leo, writes small-town, swoon-worthy, sexy romance with enough humor to give you a giggle or two. She loves Italian food, a bubbly flute of Prosecco, meeting her fabulous readers, the company of other writers, and a cup of hot tea every morning. She's a city girl who adores a small town. When she's not writing, she's reading or binging on a great comedy series.
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February 22, 2015
2.5 stars
It is a sweet story, and I liked the characters. It suffers from some problems, though. First, most of the actual relationship building occurs off-scene, when it could have been worked in easily. Second, the characters actions/decisions don't always flow or make sense. Margot doesn't want to have an affair with her best friend's boyfriend, but with little explanation, she changes her mind. Flip decisions happen a few times that felt awkward and unexplained. Lastly, the dialogue between Margot and Antonio, only during their more intimate scenes, is florid and unrealistic. All of these complaints aside, it was an enjoyable read.
It is a sweet story, and I liked the characters. It suffers from some problems, though. First, most of the actual relationship building occurs off-scene, when it could have been worked in easily. Second, the characters actions/decisions don't always flow or make sense. Margot doesn't want to have an affair with her best friend's boyfriend, but with little explanation, she changes her mind. Flip decisions happen a few times that felt awkward and unexplained. Lastly, the dialogue between Margot and Antonio, only during their more intimate scenes, is florid and unrealistic. All of these complaints aside, it was an enjoyable read.
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