Luciano
Lovers-to-Enemies-to-Lovers Mafia Romance (Belles & Mobsters)
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Luciano
Buy Now for $27.99
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Narrated by:
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Aaron Shedlock
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Mackenzie Cartwright
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By:
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Eva Winners
About this listen
Luciano
Everyone thought my wife was dead, but I never stopped searching for her. When I finally found her, the timid young woman I forced to marry me was all gone. In her place was a fiercely independent woman who hated my guts.
I might have deserved it.
But did it stop me from dragging her, her secret child and her best friend back to New York City with me?
Absolutely not.
My wife belonged with me and it was time I proved it to her.
Grace
Life on the run had some benefits. Your mobster husband could no longer use you. Nor could your rotten family who wanted you dead.
Instead, I was living my best life ever in a tiny Sicilian village with my son and best friend.
Until we were found. My husband dragged us all back, but this time I was determined to fight him. I wouldn’t fall for his charms and hot kisses again because I had so much more to lose this time around.
If only my heart would get on board with my plans.
***Now with bonus scenes***
What to know about Luciano:
• Age gap
• Mafia fake marriage
• Forced proximity
• Found family
• Possessive hero
• Secret Baby
• Second Chance
• Faithful MMC and FMC
• Touch her and die
• Has an HEA
Each book in the Belles & Mobster series can be listened to as a standalone and has no cheating.
©2022 Eva Winners/ Winners Publishing LLC (P)2023 Winners Publishing LLCHmmmm. . . . a tough one to rate. It could have been 4 stars, but the structure of the story just didn't work well for me.
The prologue starts three months into Luciano and Grace's marriage. We get a paper-thin info dump via internal monologue explaining that they met, got married, and that Grace is pregnant. The motives behind their union are sketchy at this point, but they seem happy together.
Then Lucinao has a hotheaded and excessive reaction to some news that sees them hatefully part ways - for three years.
Throughout the story there are flashbacks to earlier events. Then, at the final epilogues we get to see more around how they met, why they got married, and the birth of Matteo. It was so bizarre to me.
The disjointed structure meant I had zero connection with the characters and minimal undetsanding of their behaviours in the begining. I was not as invested as I could have been and felt cheated of their relationship development.
The story got really good about 3/4 of the way though as things were coming together, but it was too late at this point to warrant an increased rating.
I liked the side chatacters (the MMCs in the rest of the series) and am interested in giving the next book a chance. I just hope the structure isn't the same as this one.
Narators did a wonderful job.
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