Romeo, Romeo

by Robin Kaye

Series: Domestic Gods (1)

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Fiction. Literature. Romance. HTML: "A sparkling new voice! If you love witty dialogue, great characters and a lot of fun in your books, this is the writer for you!" - Maureen Child, USA Today bestselling author Rosalie Ronaldi doesn't have a domestic bone in her body ... All she cares about is her career, so she survives on take-out and dirty martinis, keeps her shoes under the dining room table, her bras on the shower curtain rod, and her clothes on the couch ... Nick Romeo is every woman's fantasy - tall, dark, handsome, rich, really good in bed, AND he loves to cook and clean ... He says he wants an independent woman, but when he meets Rosalie, all he wants to do is take care of her. Before too long, he's cleaned up her apartment, stocked her refrigerator, and adopted her dog ... So what's the problem? Just a little matter of mistaken identity, corporate theft, a hidden past in juvenile detention and one big nosy Italian family too close for comfort ... .… (more)

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Robin Kaye knows how to weave a suspense plot with a romantic plot.

I particularly liked how the characters evolved inspite of themselves.

This is a good read. If you need any endorsements, read Tera's review. She is much better book reviewer than I am. I wish she'd review my book, LEGS.

A great read for fans of romance, suspense, and women's fiction.

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AngelaLam | Feb 8, 2022 |

I thoroughly enjoyed this book. Not sure what those negative reviewers were expecting. This is a fun sexy book about two people who didn't think love and forever was for them. Nick and Rosalie have a no strings no commitment deal but that just doesn't work out for them. Recommended read. (

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TexasBookLover7 | Jun 16, 2015 |

Me encanto! Dave un amor :) (

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Anngela_ | Aug 31, 2013 |

A book filled with humour and written in a very accurate way, about new realtionships, difficult relations with parents, and how the characters deal with falling in love when they had planned to never do that. A little fluff, and a lot of fun! (

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Fiction. Literature. Romance. HTML:

"A sparkling new voice! If you love witty dialogue, great characters and a lot of fun in your books, this is the writer for you!"
- Maureen Child, USA Today bestselling author

Rosalie Ronaldi doesn't have a domestic bone in her body ...

All she cares about is her career, so she survives on take-out and dirty martinis, keeps her shoes under the dining room table, her bras on the shower curtain rod, and her clothes on the couch ...

Nick Romeo is every woman's fantasy - tall, dark, handsome, rich, really good in bed, AND he loves to cook and clean ...

He says he wants an independent woman, but when he meets Rosalie, all he wants to do is take care of her. Before too long, he's cleaned up her apartment, stocked her refrigerator, and adopted her dog ...

So what's the problem? Just a little matter of mistaken identity, corporate theft, a hidden past in juvenile detention and one big nosy Italian family too close for comfort ...

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From Booklist : Rosalie Ronaldi is never getting married, no way, no how! But convincing her Italian mother and family is easier said than done for this financial executive. After leaving another hectic Sunday dinner at her parents’ in Brooklyn, Rosalie gets a flat tire and curses her brother, who borrowed the car, in three different languages, impressing Good Samaritan Nick Romeo. Nick is considered Brooklyn’s equivalent of Donald Trump: he owns several car dealerships and dates beautiful gold diggers. Driving a tow truck and wearing overalls, he decides to help Rosalie, who he thinks is crazy and very attractive in a Sophia Loren style. As they start a relationship, Rosalie has no idea that this Nick is the Nick Romeo. She lays down her ground rules, including nothing serious and no marriage talk, and Nick agrees until their relationship heats up. Now he must work up the nerve to tell Rosalie who he really is. Kaye’s debut is a delightfully fun, witty romance, making her a writer to watch. --Patty Engelmann

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