The Italian's Pregnant Prisoner [Large Print]

By Maisey Yates

Book Overview

Pregnant...and at his mercy Charlotte Adair spent her life locked away in a tower. Her father's death frees her to find the one man she's ever loved...only to discover billionaire Rafe Costa is now blind, believes she betrayed him and is bent on a vengeful seduction Rafe is shocked to realize that Charlotte is a virgin, but weeks after their scorching encounter, he learns she's pregnant--with twins To claim his heirs, Rafe steals Charlotte away to his castle, but she is far from a biddable prisoner. She is irresistible, defiant, and Rafe must seduce her into compliance

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Large Print: Yes
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373213751
• ISBN13: 9780373213757
• Release Date: September 2017
• Publisher: Harlequin Presents Larger Print
• Length: 256 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 4.2" x 6.6"

Customer Reviews

Enjoying the series- but this book was a bit weak

Maisey Yates is a fine author; I've read many of her books. I find her work inconsistent- some great, some just satisfactory. I've enjoyed this series, finding the first 2 books far superior to this third installment. The protagonists, Charlotte & Rafe, were interesting; complex, challenged, haunted. I found Charlotte a bit naive, but her background was such that I admired her willingness to put herself and her emotions forth despite life's lessons that discouraged sentimentality. I loved her strength, her ability to move beyond her past and decide for herself how she wanted to view relationships, connections. She was able to determine for herself what she wanted- and needed. Rafe was a strong character; driven, successful. But far too tortured and morose- his past, his coldness repeated excessively; redundant. The evolving relationship between Rafe & Charlotte was outlined nicely. The author touched upon their personal growth, the slow acknowledgement of their feelings and the eventual need to face their demons. It was a nice enough read, just not as riveting as the first two installments. I would recommend it to readers who have enjoyed the series thus far- necessary in concluding the dynamic personalities and relationships of the three successful, billionaire friends- Adam, Felipe & Rafe.