Review: His Fantasy Bride by Nina Croft

Synopsis

I can’t marry you. You don’t love me.

Two sentences, that’s all Gabrielle Harper left Vito D’Ascensio when she vanished the night before their wedding. If he wants his bride back, he’s going to have to hunt her down and prove his love. But when he searches for Gabrielle, he finds Gabby instead; it seems his perfect bride is nothing but a fantasy. 

After six months, Gabby presumes it’s over, an episode in her life she’s totally ashamed of. But now Vito is back. He’s the one man she can never have, but as desire explodes between them, she has a tough time remembering why they shouldn’t be together. Oh, right, her family hates him, and he’s done terrible things. Or has he? But it doesn’t matter. When he finds out the truth about who she really is…he’ll never want to see her again.

4-Stars Review

It is a quick and fun read. I loved Gabby and Vito, and the story is quite interesting. It's the kind of book which sucks you in and hard to put down once you started it. Good thing is there was no reason for me to put it down. ;)

Gabby ran away just before she was supposed to marry Vito. She didn't give him much of an explanation. At first he didn't follow her but then after life changing events he couldn't stay away. He must know what caused her to leave him without a reason. After all they were in love and they were so happy together.

Gabby can't believe that Vito is back in his life. She has no idea how to deal with him. It's so difficult to say no to him but she knows that she can never be his wife. There is too many things which make her life complicated and Vito will never forgive her if he ever found out the whole truth. The best she can do is give him a half truth and hope that he will move on with his life, forgetting all about her. But what she doesn't know is that he still loves her so getting rid of him will be a problem...

Vito is there to convince her how much they fit together. How perfect they are for each other and how they should give themselves a second chance...

I devoured this book. It is really good and I'd definitely recommend it to fellow readers. :)