Review: Gotta love Sal
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 12, 2014
I loved this book and i've got to say Sal is my favorite Gabrinni male.  While Sal has many of the qualities the other men have good looks, style, money, big hearts, sensativity (When it comes to there women), ect.  Sal is to the point and painfully honest, but we did see him grown in this book when he held his peace on more than one occassion for Gemma's sake.  Sal also is way more sensative than his brother Tommy, and his cousin Reno.  In this installment of the series we get to meet Sal, and tommys mother, and several members of her side of the family.  Mommy dearest was truly a nightmare, and we also meet two of her nephews, and tommy and Sals cousins who will undoubtly get their own books.  I don't want to give any thing away but someone from Gemma's pass comes forward trying to cause trouble over something Gemma did when she was young and stupid, someone from Sals pass comes back trying to cause havoc in his life over misplace anger.  This was abook i read in about three hours cause i really couldn't put it down.  If like books full of drama, and supense this is the book for you, cause it truly keep me wondering to the end who the heck was behind all the plotting and why.  I must be truthful not once while reading this book did i wonder if Sal and Gemma would be okay as a couple, it was clear that they loved each other and they where funny as heck.  Front door @#$% whole or not you gotta love Sal.  In case you don't know what i mean by that thats how Sal explained the Difference in his brother Tommys personalities, and the way they handled their business.  Sal considers himself a front door ____whole, and his brother Tommy a back door ____whole.  Meaning when somebody _ucks with Sal he kicks their @#$ right then and there, and he goes on his way, but when someone _ucks with his brother tommy he can walk away, but never forget, and when that person thinks is over and done he get's his payback, which is way more devastating than anything Sal would do.  This was a good book.