Blurb:
A sweet and sassy contemporary romance from New York Times bestselling
author MaryJanice Davidson.
Rake Tarbell is in trouble. When the fabulously wealthy and
carefree bachelor wakes up horribly hungover in Venice, it’s not something that
would normally be a problem...except he has no idea how he got there from
California. Or who stole his wallet. Or who emptied his bank account of millions.
Or who in the world is Lillith, the charming little girl claiming to be his
long lost daughter. For the first time in his life, Rake is on his own and
throwing Benjamins around aren’t going to solve his problem. Now if only the
gorgeous, fun, and free-spirited woman who brought Lillith into his life was
willing to help the situation…
Claire Delaney finds Rake’s problems hilarious and is not in
the least bit sorry of adding to them by bringing Lillith into the mix. A
pretty Midwestern girl with a streak for mischief, Rake is not the kind of man
Claire hangs around with. Even if he is drop-dead handsome and charming as all
get-out. Even if he needs help and she has all the answers. But if this helps
Lillith, she will go out of her way. And with a guy like Rake, she’s willing to
bend her rules a bit for some fun. But when adventure-filled days turn to
romantic nights as they search for answers, and someone starts following them
through the streets of Venice, Claire realizes she's playing more than just a game.
And maybe, just maybe, she isn't willing to let go of Rake or Lillith just yet.
My
review:
Rake Tarbell is the fun twin. His brother Blake is the responsible
one. It’s no surprise when Rake ends up hungover with no pants in Venice, Italy.
But that is where the predictability ends in this romantic comedy. This story
features an adorably intelligent little girl, a band of former foster girls
doing the wrong things for the right reasons and nosy relatives. This is a fast paced romp that is part of a
trilogy and while it can be read standalone it is better if you’ve read the
first book Danger, Sweetheart.
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