- Paperback: 192 pages
- Publisher: Harlequin, Mills & Boon (4 Dec 2009)
- Language English
- ISBN-10: 0263874540
- ISBN-13: 978-0263874549
- Product Dimensions: 17 x 10 x 1.4 cm
- Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (1 customer review)
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He will claim his son! Gabriella Ramos-Viera fell for Dante's raw masculinity and ended up pregnant and alone -
with no choice but to return home in shame. Tough corporate raider Dante Orsini has set his sights on a huge Brazilian ranch. However; he
discovers it's to be inherited by Gabriella, the one woman he's never been able to forget... But where's the New York career woman he once
knew? And who's the dark-haired little boy who calls her Mummy?
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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This is the second book in the Orsini Brother's new series by Sandra Marton. The Orsini brothers grew up in New York hating and loathing their old man (father), who is a mafia don and vowed not to have anything to do with him. Through hard work and pulling together all their talents and resources, the four brothers established a reputable bank in New York and are now billionaires in their own rights. Life is good until their old man summoned the first two Rafael and Dante to see him. They thought it was his usual summons to talk about dying etc, but this time he wanted to see each separately. When Dante met with his father, his father requested of him to help him purchase a ranch in Brazil that belonged to his good friend to save it from ruin as his old friend was ill and dying and his friend's son could not be trusted to look after the ranch.
On getting to Brazil Dante was confronted with his past in the person of Gabriella Ramos an ex -girlfriend and the mother of a sweet baby boy who looked like Dante, her father and brother were dead and the Ranch belonged to her, but was heavily mortgaged and she will need more than a miracle to keep it from the scheming and thieving bankers and lawyers. Will Dante buy the ranch, give it to her and walk away or will he say to hell with the ranch and claim his child and the woman he loves?
A very fascinating and intriguing story with high drama; that will keep you on the edge of your seat. I could not wait to get to the end and had to read it in one sitting. A great read from Sandra, a master story teller and one of the best writers of the M&B miniseries. If you loved the Landon legacy, the Barons, the O'Connell's, the Knight Brothers, you will love this one as it is shaping up to be another great mini-series. Enjoy.
On getting to Brazil Dante was confronted with his past in the person of Gabriella Ramos an ex -girlfriend and the mother of a sweet baby boy who looked like Dante, her father and brother were dead and the Ranch belonged to her, but was heavily mortgaged and she will need more than a miracle to keep it from the scheming and thieving bankers and lawyers. Will Dante buy the ranch, give it to her and walk away or will he say to hell with the ranch and claim his child and the woman he loves?
A very fascinating and intriguing story with high drama; that will keep you on the edge of your seat. I could not wait to get to the end and had to read it in one sitting. A great read from Sandra, a master story teller and one of the best writers of the M&B miniseries. If you loved the Landon legacy, the Barons, the O'Connell's, the Knight Brothers, you will love this one as it is shaping up to be another great mini-series. Enjoy.
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5 of 6 people found the following review helpful
A Romance Junkie
10 Dec 2009
Format:Kindle Edition|Amazon Verified Purchase
This was a really good book, and I even liked it better than the story of Rafe and Chiara. I love the way the father Cesare sets up his sons and in the end of the book you know Nick and Falco are next. I can't wait to read their story. In this book, it's Dante's turn to get set up by his father Cesare. He sends Dante to Brazil to buy a ranch. The ranch is owned by a girl that Dante used to date in NYC. When she was about to tell him she was pregnant he gave her a pair of diamond earrings and broke up with her. She walked out and didn't bother to take the earrings. Now she's living in Brazil and about to lose her ranch to the bank and some beefy ugly guy when Dante arrives. It's very romantic and I loved the ending. I recommend it highly.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Sandra Marton Does It Again
12 Mar 2011
Format:Mass Market Paperback|Amazon Verified Purchase
Out of the four brothers in the series, Dante and Rafe are my favorite.
Dante may have been an a$$ in the beginning, but he thoroughly redeemed himself in my opinion.
Dante broke up with Gabriela for reasons we don't uncover until later in the book. His initial reason being that their relationship was getting too serious, did seem flighty at first, but by the middle of the book, it stopped being a problem, especially when Gaby calls him out on it.
On a business trip, he meets up with Gaby and discovers that she had given birth to his child. He accepts responsibility and circumstances make him decide to move Gaby back to his apartment in New York and nurses her thru the flu while taking care of the baby. Their relationship (emotional and sexual) rekindles.
Only Sandra Marton can write sex scenes that are both steamy and emotional.
My only complaint, and it goes for all the books in this series, is the ending. Instead of leaving the ending with the couple we've gotten to know and connect with, the epilogues are all precursors for the next book in the series, so I always feel a sort of let down at the end.
Both hero and heroine are likeable and relatable. Dante is strong without needing to treat Gaby like a doormat, though he didn't treat her well in the beginning. Gaby is strong and determined and resourceful and sweet without being wimpy. A very likeable couple.
A good read I highly recommend.
Dante may have been an a$$ in the beginning, but he thoroughly redeemed himself in my opinion.
Dante broke up with Gabriela for reasons we don't uncover until later in the book. His initial reason being that their relationship was getting too serious, did seem flighty at first, but by the middle of the book, it stopped being a problem, especially when Gaby calls him out on it.
On a business trip, he meets up with Gaby and discovers that she had given birth to his child. He accepts responsibility and circumstances make him decide to move Gaby back to his apartment in New York and nurses her thru the flu while taking care of the baby. Their relationship (emotional and sexual) rekindles.
Only Sandra Marton can write sex scenes that are both steamy and emotional.
My only complaint, and it goes for all the books in this series, is the ending. Instead of leaving the ending with the couple we've gotten to know and connect with, the epilogues are all precursors for the next book in the series, so I always feel a sort of let down at the end.
Both hero and heroine are likeable and relatable. Dante is strong without needing to treat Gaby like a doormat, though he didn't treat her well in the beginning. Gaby is strong and determined and resourceful and sweet without being wimpy. A very likeable couple.
A good read I highly recommend.
0 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Great story....
20 Feb 2010
Format:Mass Market Paperback|Amazon Verified Purchase
I agree with everything the previous reviewer said. Another great story from Sandra Marton. I can't wait for the last two brothers.
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