Dante is the ultimate silver fox. He’s strong, handsome and dominant in business and in the bedroom. He’s known Rachel since she was born. She’s now a beautiful, intelligent and often under appreciated woman 20 years younger than Dante.
There are a lot of things I liked about this book starting with Dante and Rachel finally giving in to each other at the Dark Odyssey club, and the role of the subsequent visits to the club in their relationship. I also liked how quickly Dante would protect her from the unwanted advances from other men.
They both work for her father, Dante’s best friend, who warned Dante to leave his daughter alone. After deciding they no longer want be a secret, the resulting conflict causes everyone to re-examine their feelings for family, friends, and the importance of letting people live who they choose.
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