Forever with Me by Kristen Proby
This review is from 2014 and is kept here for reference. Titles, prices and availability may have changed.
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- Stars
- ★★★★½
- Heat
- Molten
- Genre
- Contemporary
Recommendation
For me, Dominic has always been the mysterious Montgomery, the half-brother they found later in life. As it turns out, the romantic, protective alpha-ness runs in Steven Montgomery’s genes and Dominic has it just as much as his brothers. Alecia is a quintessential With Me in Seattle heroine, she’s smart and successful. She has her own life and is not waiting for a man to make it better. In fact, our Dominic has to work extra hard to break down Alecia’s defenses. I love how Kristen wraps up the series. I’ll miss them, but she gave them a beautiful goodbye. [November 2014]
A new Montgomery Man to love, what more could a girl ask for? Like his brothers, Dominic is sexy, successful and has no trouble going after the lady he’s meant to be with. He had to work extra hard to win Alecia, but I really enjoying watching him try. Dom and Alecia’s story was the perfect ending to one of my favorite series. [November 2014]
Publisher synopsis
Dominic Salvatore seemingly has everything a man could want. He’s found a new relationship with his father and the entire Montgomery family. His vineyard, Cuppa di Vita, is a success. There’s only one thing that eludes him: a certain driven, intelligent, and sexy as hell blonde named Alecia.
Alecia works tirelessly building her event planning business. It’s the most important part of her life. Despite the beautiful, lavish weddings she organizes, Alecia is convinced that the idea of true love is a myth. While Dominic is a sexy, intriguing man, welcoming the handsome Italian into her bed, and her life, is a risk she’s not so sure she’s willing to take.
However Dominic isn’t used to taking no for an answer, and it’s not long before these two are burning up the sheets and discovering a connection that neither can deny. But will it be strong enough to last forever?
“I’m going to eventually make you understand how amazing you are, tesoro.” – Dominic Salvatore
Review published December 3, 2014