She’s been my favorite book kid since forever, and I was very excited to get to know her better and properly. He took Cressida virginity when they where teens and has to marry her after meeting Greta he doesn’t do anything with her but a year later after they get married he has sex with her out of anger but it’s clear they both enjoy it. I felt out of all the books in this series this book was my favourite because we got to hear from a lot of the old characters who I love so deeply. I was only a young girl, dressed in my favorite tutu, when I came to the realization that the men in my family were like monsters in the scary movies that Nevio loved to watch.

As someone who has read almost of her books, I can tell that Cora Reilly is nowhere near self-aware enough to be writing any of that mentally healthy nonsense. She gets the best of him (even his soft side), and though their relationship can be felt as bit of “toxic” sometimes because of how much one feels supported by the another, it is actually the most precious thing there is in this book, and I loved every single moment that we were gifted with glimpses of it. He says he went home and had angry sex with Cressida and used the old pull out method bc didn’t want her to get prego. It was almost comical how he has no morals when it’s came to taking Cressida’s virginity or fucking other women, but he REFUSED to disrespect Greta and take her virginity.Amo and Greta share a connection the moment they lay eyes on each other (sounds corny ik) and try to see each other in secret. Getting bits and pieces of the Capuleti Falcone and Montecchi Vitiello families gave me a warm nostalgic feeling I still can't shake off.

It was said a few times in different colorful ways that Remo would rather burn down New York City than give his daughter to the Famiglia. The love he feels for her (and that she feels for him) is pure and beautiful, just like the connection they have. Well if you’ve read Greta as a child then you’ll understand that she is some what like her uncle Nino a bit. As fans of the author will know, this book featured the son and daughter of two of the main couples of this world.The descriptions of Greta's glistening folds, lips, clit and what not made me feel uncomfortable and eventually they became so overabundant, taking over each and every sex scene, that at some point I might have thought that I know and can navigate Greta's vagina way better than my own. This book certainly has some old Cora level of unhinged and ridiculous absurdity that I love so much: stabbing, strangling, ambushing, setting on fire, kidnapping and shooting random and not so random characters, ridiculously dramatic hospitalisations, exceptional passions and other woman drama, all written in a very casual manner.

Also, I’m so curious and excited to get to know the one new confirmed couple better—from the little Cora had presented to us in this book, I already feel I’m gonna like them very much. Ahora a esperar el libro de Aurora y Nevio, y la historia de Maximun y Sara también me llama la atención 🤩. As if that wasn’t bad enough, after almost getting caught in the basement, Greta manage to hide in Aurora’s room for some more.Greta in the beginning is shy, painfully shy and so dependent on her family, that she can't even imagine leaving them to go study dance. En el caso de Greta está su familia, Nevio odia a Amo y Greta y él son demasiado unidos, segundo su papá jamás la dejará irse de Las Vegas a otro lugar donde no la pueda vigilar y cuidar de todo peligro. Idk really how to feel abt this book I don’t like it but at the same time I can’t help but feel it’s the best one in the series so far. It was three years of waiting, but the long awaited book by Amo Vitiello and Greta Falcone finally arrived and I can say that this book was a roller coaster of emotions between tense, fun and passionate moments. Maddox has really turned into Marcella's LAPDOG, why is everyone treating him like a domesticated animal?