That Time in Venice

Love Unexpected, Book 6

De: Delaney Diamond

Narrado por: Michael Pauley

She has never forgotten Venice. Neither has he.

Reed Stewart is busy with his daughter. Anika Taylor is busy with her career. Then they run into each other years after a trip that turned their lives upside down.

When Reed hires Anika's interior design firm to redecorate his home, the attraction between them burns just as strong as ever. But Anika has a painful secret. If she shares it, she runs the risk of losing Reed for good.

©2017 Delaney Diamond (P)2017 Delaney Diamond

Heartfelt Goodness

Anika and Reed’s story was heartfelt. Not your typical HEA but the reality of so many peoples lives. I loved all the twist and turns and even how they let it be known grief makes people do some not so kind things even to the ones they love. I loved this series and can’t wait to read/ listen to more books by her.

That Time in Venice

This story was heartwarming and enlightening plus sizzling hot.I Wil recommend it to all my friends

Good story

One of my favorite authors. Liked story line a lot; very hard listening to this narrator.

Excellent read

This is a sweet happy ever after book. Enjoyed reading.bout Anoka and Reid's family and their life

Awesome Series

Oh how I love romantic novels! The subject matter is so beautiful and captivating that I have read this series several times. Thank you for making life exciting and beautiful, for a little while at least.

So Complete

This storyline had more layers and a few twists that made it feel full and complete. Of course, it was also sensual and steamy. This book was complete

Great read!

I didn’t want this one to end. I need more! DelaneyDiamond, thanks for this series!

I like it, but nauseating at times

Delaney Diamond (and other erotic novella authors) construct stories with nauseatingly unnecessary complicated parts. In this case, Anika’s inability to have children and her response to Reed’s desire (bedroom conversation mind you) are incompatible.

How can you long, yearn, and need someone as badly as she did Reed only to decide to end it because of a conversation dealing with future children.

How, can someone (Anika) center her entire world around one person, to decide to dump him because he mentions a desire for more children and she can’t (or thinks she can’t) give that to him.

Rather then draw out unnecessary complications, force the conversation and ingest real conflict. Real and true conflict, justifiable enough to warrant the end of a fated relationship.

And! How can you decide (unilaterally) to end a relationship without discussing the issues with the person you’re supposedly “in love with”?

Ok

I really liked this book and would recommend this book. It had a great storyline and sexual storylines. I wish this book was a movie or TV show. I would would had given it five star if the author hadn't used God's name in vain. You don't have to use " GD " to have a great book. I liked how it told a story with a medical condition and not being able to have children. How one bad guy had did a bad number on her physic and a good guy lifted her up. Also, I liked how it touched on people using a child to get an ending they want and not what's best for the child. It dealt with death and single parenting a child.