Holly, far from being happy about this news, has come to think of Roman as not only the man she loves but as her security, protection and comfort. He is the only person she really knows. She rejects this news, saying that she could never be engaged and not remember. Soon, her father comes to take her home. As in love as they are, Holly leaves, recognising that there is still too much unknown to try and figure everything out.
Roman keeps the money and begins investigating.
As the details of what happened begin to unfold, it's not long until Holly and Roman are together again. Through the impeccable instincts of Roman, and with a little help from his bothers, things begin to get sorted out. For me, two things stood out in this book. Firstly, if you're going to write a book where for predominantly the first nine chapters you have two characters doing most of the interacting by themselves, you sure as heck better know how to write dialogue. Ms Sala, had absolutely no problem in this area, this book flowed beautifully, especially around the scenes where Roman and Holly realised that something very amazing was developing between them.