Marchese's Forgotten Bride

by Michelle Reid

Book Overview

When Alessandro Marchese strides into the headquarters of his latest business acquisition, one person is particularly struck by his awesome presence.... The tingling of Cassie's skin lets her know her new boss is the man who left her pregnant with twins And now it seems he's forgotten her altogether. But the formidable Italian is more affected by Cassie than he lets on. The darkness in his memory is lifting. Now Alessandro needs just one more thing...

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373128991
• ISBN13: 9780373128990
• Release Date: February 2010
• Publisher: Harlequin Presents
• Length: 192 Pages
• Weight: 0.24 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 4.2" x 6.6"

Customer Reviews

Good Book!!

This book reminds me why I love reading harlequins! Lots of emotion, drama, and sweeping romance.

A Romance Junkie

Alessandro and Cassie had met six years before he showed up at her job as the new owner of that corporation and the minute he saw her across the room sparks started flying. Cassie and Alessandro had fallen in love and into bed within two weeks of meeting and when Sandro as she called him went to meet him family to tell them about her and didn't return she was devastated. She was also pregnant with twins and when she called him on his cell and he said he didn't know her, didn't want to know her and not to bother him again, well I don't know if I could just forgive that if he just walked back into my life. What Cassie didn't know was that he had been in a terrible accident and almost died but he really never forgot her and it's so clear from the moment he saw her at the party. From then on he didn't stop chasing her and just showing her how much he still loved and wanted her and the kids. He was controlling and arrogant and was just not going to give up on her no matter what. When I read the previous review I had already bought this book and it was just sitting in my kindle because I didn't want to read it - the reviewer made the hero sound terrible, but he was not. I think he was wonderful and Cassie raised those two kids by herself and had every right to be afraid to trust him again. I loved this book and I'm going to read it again and I recommend it highly.