Constantino's Pregnant Bride

Catherine Spencer's latest novel Constantino's Pregnant Bride is another great romance with a truly wonderful hero. Benedict Constantino is not only handsome and sexy, but he's also a man who has integrity, and a sense of responsibility to all of those who need him. While the heroine initially doesn't see it this way, she ultimately comes to realize what a gem she has. Elegant prose, brisk pacing, and a great sense of place in the descriptions of the Italian countryside distinguish this charming romance. Very enjoyable all around.

Cassie got pregnant with Benedict's baby because she couldn't say No to him. When he finds out about the baby, he insists on a quick wedding because he wants her married to him before he has to go back to Italy, and because he wants to do the decent thing and be a father to their unborn child. But when they arrive at his home in Italy for their so-called honeymoon, he tries to keep her pregnancy secret from his family, especially his mother, who turns out to be the mother-in-law from hell. Finding out what's really going on behind the walls of the villa kept me turning the pages of this book. The sexual fireworks between Cassie and Benedict, and the terrible thing that happened because he put his family before his wife, will leave you breathless. This is a five-star story not to be missed. A great read for a cold October night.