Season for Love

By Velvet Carter

Is this love at last? 

Lark Randolph is ready to give up on men especially after her last disastrous relationship! A business trip to Italy with designer Dash Migilio is the kind of getaway the Manhattan fashion tycoon really needs. As they explore Italy's vast countryside, dining in romantic cafés, the sinfully seductive younger millionaire awakens a desire that tempts Lark to cross the line from business into pleasure. 

Dash has admired the beautiful businesswoman from afar. And now the charming Italian is reveling in the passionate side of his boss that he has just discovered. But once back in New York, it's business as usualuntil a ruthless adversary threatens everything Lark has worked for. With both their futures on the line, can Dash convince her to take a chance on himand thembefore it's too late?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Harlequin Kimani Romance
• Release date: Jan 1, 2015
• ISBN: 9781460344743

Velvet Carter

VELVET CARTER is not just the name of a luxurious fabric, but the name of one of the world’s leading writers of “exotica.” She’s a prolific novelist who paints pictures with her words. Velvet has her finger on the pulse and knows how to make your heart race with her tantalizing stories. Her novels have been translated into German, and released in London to critical acclaim. Velvet uses the world as her muse, traveling the globe for provocative inspiration.

Reviews for Season for Love

[gpangel_1 · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

"A Season for Love" is a Christmas or holiday themed Silhouette Desire romance novel. This book was published in 2000 and has 185 pages, written by BJ James.This book is a contemporary romance but could also fall into the "romantic suspense" genre.Set in a small southern town, Jericho and Maria grew up together. However, he was from the wealthy, cultured side of town while Maria was not. But, they remained friends and as they grew up they fell in love. Then a tradgedy struck and Maria ran away.After being gone for eighteen years, Maria a sucessful career woman, returns home to cover a story. She finds out quickly that she is still not welcome there when her car is bombed. She also finds out the she and Jericho still have a bond together.This was a nice quick little holiday read. A few things are bit ridiculous. I find it really hard to believe that these two people stayed apart for eighteen years and neither one of them had a relationship or even so much as a fling with anyone else. Perhaps if the author had shortened their separation a little it would have been more plausible.I did like the fact that Maria found peace finally in her hometown. She was able to come to terms with what happened all those years ago and to forgive.Overall a C