REVIEW: The Bride Fonseca Needs by Abby Green

The Bride Fonseca Needs by Abby Green is the second part in the Billionaire Brothers series.

Secretary Darcy Lennox knows how demanding her billionaire boss, Maximiliano Fonseca Roselli, can be. But marrying him to secure the deal of the century is beyond the call of duty!

Max is not willing to hear no and is undaunted by Darcy’s reluctance to enter a fake marriage. In his world, everyone has a price, and he will entice Darcy to reveal hers. But after only one searing—and very public—kiss he realizes the stakes are far higher than either of them imagined…

The Bride Fonseca Needs by Abby Green was a well written romance and I liked it better than the first-book in this series. The characters were more mature, responsible and had an unfortunate past. I had no trouble liking them from the start.

Darcy is a strong, independent heroine with a feisty streak and the right amount of vulnerability. Max is a focused, mature hero who knows what he wants and dives straight into it without looking left or right. I loved his confidence and the way the author shaped his character.

The chemistry between the characters was great and made me believe in their romance. However their ever changing emotions were a little off-putting but overall, I enjoyed the romance and had a good time reading The Bride Fonseca Needs by Abby Green.

Book Info:

Publication: May 19th 2015 by Harlequin Presents Series #3340 | (Billionaire Brothers #2)

“Everyone has a price…I’ve just told you mine. Name yours.”

Secretary Darcy Lennox knows how demanding her billionaire boss, Maximiliano Fonseca Roselli, can be. His fierce ambition is legendary. But marrying him to secure the deal of the century is beyond the call of duty!

Except Max is not a man to say no to. He’s undaunted by Darcy’s reluctance to enter a fake marriage. In his world, everyone has a price, and he will entice Darcy to reveal hers. But after only one searing—and very public—kiss he realizes the stakes are far higher than either of them imagined…