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Newest Review: ... her eye. After almost literally being knocked head over heels, successful Italian stallion Sykes is the kind who holds the ... more

 ... key to every girls heart, and Juliet's apparently. Being lured in by sun soaked Italian weekends and posh wine bars, Juliet starts to fall in love once more. But is a sordid affair the answer to her relationship problems, or is it too good to be true? What about Will? Is it a case of where there is a Will there is a way? Or is a Latin lover what it takes to win a girls heart these days? I loved this book. I bought it on impulse in an airport with the intention of killing some time on a long flight. But once I s...more

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Calling Romeo - Alexandra Potter: Romeo, Romeo... and all that jazz (410 words)
by - written on 12/04/11 (Very useful, 20 readings)
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Juliet (we all guessed that would be her name didn't we?) is fed up of her mundane relationship with two and a half year long boyfriend Will. It seems their relationship has lost its sparkle. Instead of receiving flowers and love notes like she used to, Juliet is now faced with flatulance and dirty underwear. Where she used to be wined and dined, a take out for two and a night slobbing on the sofa is all she has to look forward to these days. Until 'he' catches her eye. After almost literally being knocked head over heels, successful Italian stallion Sykes is the kind who holds the key to every girls heart, and Juliet's apparently. Being lured in by sun soaked ...  Read the complete review

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