The Italian Boss's Mistress of Revenge

I can't ever remember reading a book with such an interesting opening of the first few chapters. Both the beginning and end of the Italian's Boss's Mistress of Revenge will have the reader on edge, wondering what's next; it's that intense and explosive. Again, Trish Morey has woven an intriguing love story. It's obvious that handsome, rich and ruthless Dante Carrazzo is out for revenge and wants to take establishment down to rubble, The Aston House, Upon his arrival he gets the impression that there is a surprise in his room and oh what a surprise and none other than the beautiful manager Mackenzi Keogh and she's not only beautiful, she's asleep. Dante decides to act upon his "gift" so he makes an attempt to wake her through seduction and to her horror in the morning, Mackenzi realizes that it's Dante, the very man who can destroy Aston House. Aston House holds sentiment and memories for all who have stayed there or celebrated weddings, anniversaries and the like and for Mackenzi, her family, friends and co-workers they don't want to see it sold or destroyed by Dante Carrazo. The evening before his arrival, Megan is dead tired and ends up sleeping in Dante's room; only he arrives early and surprises her during her sleep with sensual caresses. It's obvious to the reader that immediately there is a physical attraction, that Dante is ruthless and takes revenge to a new level as he proposes that Mackenzi become his mistress and he'll think about the future of Aston House if she agrees to his proposal. It's a rollercoaster ride, one you will not want to miss with all sorts of twists and turns every step of the way. To say anymore would spoil this beautiful and painful love story but in the end, there is one big surprise and when the true reason for revenge is revealed you will be in tears, I promise. "Therein lies the defect of revenge: it's all in the anticipation; the thing itself is a pain, not a pleasure; at least the pain is the biggest end of it." Mark Twain