The Spaniard's
Kiss
By
Nina Croft
Published by: Entangled
Publishing, Indulgence, July 14, 2015
Genre: Contemporary
Romance
Pages: 211 Adobe
Digital Editions
Source: Entangled
Publishing, NetGalley
One moment will
change their friendship forever…
Widow Isobel
Sinclair knows it’s time to move on, and she believes the next chapter in her
life involves a baby. All she needs is a man to help her with the finer
details. Unfortunately, right now the only man in her life is her husband’s
best friend, Rafael Sanchez. And an incredibly wealthy, super-hot player is
not exactly family material.
That’s okay
since she wants a baby sans the husband part.
Billionaire
playboy Rafael has carefully hidden his longing for Isobel over the years. He’s
wanted her from the moment they met. When desire sparks between them, Rafael
faces a choice beyond imagining: give Isobel what she wants…or lose her
forever. He has a good reason why a child can’t be in his future, but telling
Isobel the truth could destroy everything.
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My
thanks to Entangled Publishing, Indulgence, for an advance reader copy via NetGalley of Nina
Croft’s new romance in anticipation of her July 14, 2015 release.
This
book had me smiling from the beginning with Nina Croft’s undertone of teasing
humour!
Bella’s husband, Gary, has passed away, leaving her a young widow.
Gary’s best friend, hot Spanish guy, Rafael, has been just a friend to Bella,
until the kiss. And Bella’s crazy idea that what she’s missing in life is a
baby, the one she should have had with Gary.
Rafe
is busy running a multimillion dollar business and isn’t into the family thing,
but he does have protective feelings for his friend’s widow, Bella. And other
feelings that he thinks are very inappropriate.
Rafe
is the quintessential noble Spaniard, wanting to help Bella with her baby quest
but he likes his relationships attachment-free, and has his own secrets. Having
a baby with Bella would most certainly bind them together, whatever Bella says
otherwise. I like that Rafe tries to strike a middle balance, bringing Bella to
London to be near him, but living separately, while they figure out whether
they want to take things into the bedroom or not.
Bella
is a realistic and quirky modern female, and this is kind of a funny race to
see whether Rafe and Bella can keep their hands off each other long enough to
sort out all the background secrets and issues in order to have a decent
relationship. Nina Croft constructs an amusing and tantalizing romance, though
I admit to being partial to dark Latin men!
4 stars
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