Review: A promise is a promise and I promise you will be pulled in by this story
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 5, 2014
This book is NOT a stand alone and should be read AFTER Lussuria!In this book Lexi and Lucca are coming back from Tuscany and Lexi is moving in with Lucca.  Things aren't easy for this couple when they return home.  In fact at times I think that Lexi and Lucca have it even harder.  When it comes down to it though they always have each other, their love for one another, their close friends and family members.New problems arise in the form of a "beautiful young blonde girl" who has a history with Lucca and isn't pleased about seeing him with Lexi.  This mean, ugly, spiteful, and dangerous in her own way.  She's responsible for some very interesting moments in the book.  While Lexi is trying to figure out this problem and how she feels about it Lucca is keeping secret another problem.  Lexi's past has come looking for her and is determined to find her and make her pay.Lexi has been through so much and as the story progresses we get a more in depth look into her past.  The horror and atrocities that she suffered are unimaginable.  It shreds my heart as I read about the things she suffered through as a child.  Through Lucca and his love and devotion to her she's slowly beginning to heal and move forward.  It's difficult for her at times but she's stronger with Lucca by her side.  She also knows that she will always have her friends to help her through anything.  We also get to meet Lexi's mom and grandparents in this book which I really liked.  I enjoyed the glimpse we get into her mom and I found my heart reaching out to her for what she suffered and still suffers.I absolutely love Lucca!!!  The way he loves his Dolcezza is just beyond words.  He makes some of the most beautiful and romantic gestures I've ever seen.  He cherishes Lexi and does everything to let her know how much he loves her.  He would do anything to keep her safe and he has the money to do it.  He hires security and becomes obsessed with Lexi's safety when his fear that her past might look for her starts to come true.S.J. Molloy does an amazing job with this book.  I was pulled right back into Lexi and Lucca's life almost from the beginning.  After a little bit it felt like I had never left.  I was pulled into the storyline and found myself crying over the child Lexi, blushing at times after reading Lexi and Lucca's intimate moments (they can be tender or they can be down right WOW!!!!), then other times I was laughing at Lexi and her friends.  This book is a definite must read!!!!  Remember though you need to read book 1 Lussuria first.  I can't wait to see what S.J. has for us next.