After reading the first chapter of the book I didnt liek Jade one bit, and like Nic I kept thinking Jade is all wrong for him, could his grandfather really thought they were a perfect match? As Jade start to unfold throughout the book I began to think differently about her and hope that Nic did too. It was a great ending.

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Grandpa Sabbatini's Will states that if his grandson Nic Sabbatini wants to inherit his share of the family corporation, he must marry Jade Sommerville, and remain faithful for one year. Likewise, Jade won't inherit the money her Godfather left her unless she does the same.

Both Nic and Jade hide behind tremendous barricades, afraid of showing their true selves. Jade is dyslexic and has played the role of party girl for so long, no one, not even her father knows the "real" Jade. Nic's noncommittal lifestyle is a cover for his true feelings for Jade. Watching these two battle their love-hate relationship was a pleasure.

This is book three of the powerful Sabbatini Brothers but I didn't miss a thing not reading the other two. I wanted to read this one because the heroine was dyslexic. Don't think because this is a Harlequin Presents that this book is tame. Oh no! There is plenty of heat here; as I am finding in all the Harlequin books I have been reading lately. Honestly, they are like crack - an addiction I must feed every third book or so.

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