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Reckless Nights In Rome (2000)

by C.C. MacKenzie(Favorite Author)

3.78 of 5 Votes: 5

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English

genre

Romance

series

Ludlow Hall

review 1: This was an enjoyable, quick read. I know it is good when I get so caught up in the story that I can't put it down. The characters were very easy to like. There was a good storyline and plenty of romance. I liked the relationship between Bronte and Nico. They had an immediate attraction. They gave each other what they were needing in a relationship, sex and no commitment. Somewhere into their short "affair" their feelings changed and they both secretly wanted forever with each other. Add in some interesting family dynamics and pasts that are hard to get over and this made for a really nice story. My only gripe was the end felt rushed. I love the anticipation of the ending, but I do enjoy more details once the happy ending comes!
review 2: I have been ... morehaving very good luck with some new authors lately. C.C.MacKenzie's Reckless Nights in Rome is the first book I have read by this author. This is an intense love story about Nico and Bronte. Though the name of her celebration and wedding cake business is up in lights, Bronte Ludlow doesn't care for the trappings of success. All that matters to her is her company, her independence and her heritage, The Dower House. Home to her ancestors since the seventeenth century, no way will she part with it to ‘a man with too much money and no soul. Nico Ferranti’s only passions are money and power... He's a man who stopped believing in romance long ago and Bronte's a romantic, yet the attraction sparking between them like fireworks over the Piazza del Popolo stuns Nico. Will his attraction to Bronte make him a believer in love at first sight.Incredible hot sizzling romance novel. This is definitely one novel that will be on my re read shelf. Loved it and can't wait to read A Stormy Spring. less

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