Review: So so
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 5, 2011
Things were going well for Scarlett. She met the devastatingly handsome Alessandro and had a blistering hot relationship with him... until she became pregnant. But little did she know that instead of the happy reaction she expected, he became incensed, called her a liar and threw her out on the street in the middle of the night. 3 years later, Alessandro is back, but for business reasons - Scarlett has become a skilful interior decorator which he wishes to engage to refurbish his new property. In her close proximity with Alessandro, should she push for a relationship between Alessandro and his son? or just leave it be as if Alessandro realised the truth, he might take her son away from her forever...The gift of this author is that she makes the male leads more reasonable and their actions more understandable. The reasons for Alessandro's rejection of Scarlett's pregnancy proclaimation is, while harsh, yet understandable when you realise the reasons behind it. (As opposed to other male leads in other books which makes you feel like smacking them for being such arrogant pigs and you can't understand the double standards or irrationality of it all.)Perhaps I'm spoilt by her other books (One Last Night (Harlequin Presents), but i felt that this book was alright. It was not bad. But not good either. The ending was alright. It was alright. A good alternative is to read One last night instead which I felt had a more unique plot.