Review: great book!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 26, 2014
I got this for free in exchange for an honest review through the DBML program at the goodreads' M/M Romance group.Now for this to get as many stars as it did the book had to overcome two major obstacles. One the print was so small that I had to strain to read it and as it was in PDF if I zoomed it bigger I had to manipulate the screen as if I was reading on of those story in a text file where you don't have margain. and that It was in the style of a Jane Austen or one of the Bronte Sisters. I believe it was called a manners novel.Even with these problems I soon found myself drawn in the story that seem to be too filled with coincidence. Like Michele (pronounced Me-KAY-lay) and Henry being in a place to rescue an opera director, when Michele major ambition is to be an opera tenor. Henry when asked for a reward say all he want is for Michele to get an audition. at the audition Henry accompanies Michele on the piano, and the rehearsel pianist at the Opera company will be quitting in the fall when Henry's current job tutoring Michele's brother Sandro in english ends and he get hired to replace the pianist then when the current tenor playing the Duke of Murano becomes ill, Michele is asked to finish the opera for him that night and the entire weekend and he get hired on for the opera company.The love between Henry and Michele Draw you in, even when Sandro who believe he is straight become attracted to first Henry, then to Michele's ex Valentino. It ends up that all four are interconnected in a web of attraction and desire.The character are well written and thought out the plot and scenery are excellently written and shown more then told about.If not for the two obstacles, I could have seen me giving it five stars. Highly recommend reading it