In THE MARRIAGE MERGER Julietta Conte is a very determined passionate women with her Bakery La Dolce Famiglia. In comes Sawyer Wells a masculine masterpiece in a suit with a business proposal and with the hope of bringing Julietta out of her shell.
I enjoyed THE MARRIAGE MERGER but would have liked more from it. It didn't hook me right at the beginning and it left me a little bored. I didn't like the character of Julietta I felt like she was too uptight. Everything in her world had to be perfect. In the beginning of the book get the gist that something happened between her and a man to leave her not basically wanting any physical contact. I felt like all though she never said anything she was basically bored with her life, she wasn't a strong independent woman.
I liked the character of Sawyer I felt like he was dominant, hot, and knew what he wanted and he basically wanted Julietta. I like how the story flowed and how the descriptions made me feel I was in Milan sitting at a beautiful villa eating yummy desserts. I would have loved to Julietta be a more strong dependant women who didn't need the finer things in life to make her happy.
Overall THE MARRIAGE MERGER is a great read and I enjoyed it but would have loved some more zest and a little more sexiness in the story.
βNonstop sexual tension crackles off the pageβ (Laura Kaye)
in the sizzling final installment in the New York Times and
USA TODAY bestselling Marriage to a Billionaire saga by
Jennifer Probst.
Her sisters have found wedded bliss with their wealthy,
wonderful dream men, but not Julietta Conte. Sheβs stayed on
terra firma as top executive of the familyβs corporation, La
Dolce Famiglia bakery. Work is her passion, and her trendy
Milan apartment her sanctuary...until Sawyer Wells, a
masculine masterpiece in a suit, lures her out of hiding
with an irresistible offer: an exclusive partnership with
his international chain of boutique hotels.
Juliettaβs been burned beforeβand trusting her
brother-in-lawβs friend, whose powerful gaze alone has her
rethinking the best use of a conference room, is the
riskiest proposition. But with a once-in-a-career chance to
take the bakery global, will she mix stone-cold business
with red-hot seduction?
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