The Forbidden Ferrara by Sarah MorganMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
Book Blurb:
A Ferrara should never share a bed with a Baracchi-however high the stakes!
Dark-hearted Santino Ferrara has always remembered how long-legged, hot-tempered Fia Baracchi felt in his arms-much to his frustration. Then a million-dollar business deal throws them together, and keeping his distance is no longer an option. But Fia is living a lie. If it's ever discovered that her precious little son is Santino's heir, she'll be disowned-their families' feud is legendary! But her real fear? That she can't forget the scorching memories of her one night with the enemy-and that she still craves more....
Dark-hearted Santino Ferrara has always remembered how long-legged, hot-tempered Fia Baracchi felt in his arms-much to his frustration. Then a million-dollar business deal throws them together, and keeping his distance is no longer an option. But Fia is living a lie. If it's ever discovered that her precious little son is Santino's heir, she'll be disowned-their families' feud is legendary! But her real fear? That she can't forget the scorching memories of her one night with the enemy-and that she still craves more....
My Review:
A Ferrara should never share a bed with a Baracchi-however high the stakes!
Sarah Morgan Bravo!
Ever since I read about dark smoldering Santo in 'Once a Ferrara Wife', I couldn’t wait to get my hands on this book and Santo was delicious for use of a better word. Wow!
Back story: Santo and Fia’s family have feuded over the years, so it comes as a shock to Santo when he learns that one night of passion with Fia resulted in a pregnancy and a son he hasn’t know about for 3 yrs. Santo decides to make right by Fia and Luca and proposes marriage.
The characters were very well written; Fia with her insecurities and Santo with his uber alpha take charge personality are like a flame to the fire, the chemistry between these two is hot!
The forbidden Ferrara is a compelling read; intense, stormy and passionate. I loved the ending, it was beautiful and emotional; my only reservation here is that I would have liked to read an epilogue, being a huge fan of Sarah Morgan, the longer the story, the happier I get.
Sarah Morgan has done a wonderful job writing about the Ferrara men, they are strong, passionate men who aren’t afraid to show their emotions. I’m kinda disappointed there isn’t a third brother….It could only get better.
