ADRIANNA, YOU ARE A GIFT
Ok, this is the first of the Mafia Billionaire Romance books I have read by Ms. Shanna Handel, but I’m going to have to go back and read, Bronson, Carter, and Rockland. Virgin is a stand-alone sequel, and very well written that I never felt lost, but enough to intrigue me that I want to read the others.
The story will have Adrianna, along with her escort, Dante, and others from the brotherhood planning on boarding a private plane to New York, but she is late, they are attacked before take-off, and Dante must get her to safety. He will get her to his house, rather than the house she lives in, and they will go on lock-down—for forty-eight hours. Dante is in charge of her and her welfare, and that includes disciplining her when needed it, and her disobedience in a moment of crisis will earn her punishments.
I loved the ‘love-hate-come here-go away’ chemistry between Dante and Adrianna. She is a twenty-five-year-old virgin, never kissed, never dated, and lives in a fantasy world of bodice-ripping romance books. She has a sweet, gentle spirit, is kind to others, and has a bad habit of daydreaming. Dante Bachman is third in the family, and this duty to protect Adrianna, get her to New York, is a vow he takes seriously. What a shock though when he learns how protected or sheltered she has been—and now he is on lock-down in his home with her for forty-eight hours. He has already spanked her, but she has earned a punishment, and he isn’t going to let it go.
“I want to be dominated by this man. Submit to his will over my body. Have him have his way with me.”
Was the issue at the plane real or part of a greater plan by higher-ups in the family? Are they pushing Dante and Adrianna together?
“I’m not sure how I feel about being set up.”
The story will have Dante and Adrianna giving into their passion—starting with a kiss and eventually leading to him taking her virginity that she freely gives to him. When these two are together, their passion sizzles off the pages—but what happens when Rockland learns—will this be the death of Dante? Why can everyone else see the love between these two, and yet Dante holds back—and Adrianna almost gets herself into more trouble. Will these two find their way of sharing their true feelings, that they are deeply in love with each other? I love a happily ever after ending, and these two just belong together.
“My future. My soulmate. My everything.”