The Sicilian's Christmas Bride

By Sandra Marton

Sicilian tycoon Dante Russo has become rich and successful the hard way. So there's no mercy in his heart when he hears that Taylor Sommer's business is struggling. She's the woman who ended their affair three years ago, and her present plight is perfect--for Dante to blackmail her back into his bed and get his desire for her right out of his system. Tally's now the mother of a lovely little girl, news which only serves to harden Dante's heart further and intensify his need to possess. But rich and ruthless though he may be, even Dante isn't immune to the magic of Christmas and the miracles it brings....

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373125798
• ISBN13: 9780373125791
• Release Date: October 2006
• Publisher: Harlequin Presents
• Length: 192 Pages
• Weight: 1.20 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 4.2" x 6.6"

Customer Reviews

A Romance Junkie

Dante Russo the gorgeous, rich, powerful alpha male could not get over Taylor the woman that had left him three years ago. Even though he had planned on dumping her, she got the jump on him and tossed him first and of course no one dumps him and gets away with it. Taylor had fallen in love with Dante, and she had another little secret too and she dumped him because she knew he was going to leave her and she couldn't take it. So one day she just cleared out of her apartment in NYC and went to Vermont and started her interior design company. Still angry three years later a few weeks before Christmas Dante decided to get a private detective to find her, and he was going to make her pay. The detective found Tally as her friends called her and Sam!! Now he was really angry not only did she leave him, but she had another man and so it starts. I couldn't put it down because the sparks were flying off the page and the two of them were great. There is a big surprise for Dante named Sam, and I don't want to give the story away but I do recommend it highly. Sandra Marton's stories never disappoint. The ladies in her stories are smart, talented, and what you would expect of someone from New York City.