Luca didn’t think Aria will ever accept their Marriage and I am talking about forever here.Ĭonsidering her constant fear and lack of interest and This quote literally tore me apart in Bound by Honor.īecause it was implied in Bound by Honor as if 'Luca couldn’t keep it in his pants' Do you think I’ll live like a monk until you decide you can stand my closeness?” “How can I be cheating when we don’t have a real marriage? I can’t even fuck my own wife. I was really nervous and didn’t have enough courage to go through the pain again.ĭamn!!! I expected Cora Reilly will be so shallow about it!!! I was dreading reading this book for the last few months. Yeah so I came here for closure but what did I get? It was like re-reading a favorite for the first time again, but better. But retellings also always come with the risk of completely ruining the original story, which I why I put off reading this for so long and then actually forgot about it completely. Needless to say, being that this is a retelling of the events of book one (which I have read and re-read so many times it would be embarrassing if I was prone to embarrassment) from Luca's POV, I was pretty sure I would like it. Time will pass and I will re-read it again during another mafia hankering.Īnd there you have it, my Cora Reilly mafia reading pattern. I'll read it again and decide it's worthy of an upgrade to four stars. I'll feel a hankering for some alpha-holes and mafia and think of this book again.

I'll read the book once and rate it about three stars. This has been my reading experience with almost all the books in both these series: If you have followed me for any length of time, you will know that I have a soft spot for Cora Reilly, specifically as applied to this series and her Camorra series.

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