Be Your Everything: The D'Angelos, Book 2 (Unabridged)
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4.5 • 2 Ratings
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Publisher Description
From New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Catherine Bybee comes a romance about childhood friends who marry in Vegas and embark on a wild ride to find their happily ever after.
With two protective older brothers and a traditional Catholic Italian mother, it’s surprising that Chloe D’Angelo can manage a date without someone in the family naysaying her romantic choice. And Dante Mancuso…oh, no. Her brother’s best friend is not a dating-app right swipe.
But when they are left unsupervised on a late night in Vegas, all of that changes. Add in a Vegas wedding chapel and a couple of “I dos” and Chloe wakes up with a ring on her finger and a hangover. Dating Dante was always a secret desire, but marriage? The rift that this news would cause in her family has both of them keeping their nuptials to themselves as they scramble to undo their Vegas mistake.
Dante knew the rules: Chloe was off-limits. Only, he can’t stop once his mind starts to believe she might be his forever. Just as their attraction deepens, Chloe flees to Bali, desperate to clear her head.
All Dante has to do is keep her brothers from killing him and convince Chloe that they are meant for each other. But first, Dante has to find her.
Customer Reviews
Dante & Chloe
Every time I read this authors series I'm always wishing I can move to the towns she's describing. This one especially. The weather sounds fantastic. The neighborhood and how everyone knows each other just sounds fun to me.
The D'Angelos family sounds so close and I love how they all watch out for each other. Chloe probably thinks her brothers look out for her too much but she's a lucky girl to have them in her life. Granted they are the reason she has an unconventional start to her relationship with her brothers best friend but I also felt like this was a more realistic way everyone would react to the brothers best friend trope.
Dante has been described as such a playboy in the first series that I had to wonder how I was going to like him with Chloe. The good thing is his reputation was bigger than his reality. Or more like he grew up and it's just harder to shrug off a reputation like that. I think that was a good thing because I'm not the biggest fan of other woman drama. However, we do get some other man drama in this one that certainly made this interesting.
So far, this has been a sweet family romance series. There is the expected conflict you find towards the end, but these have been more of a suspenseful conflict that ramps up the nerves. What happens in this one was pretty scary and probably happens more than we think. Overall, a great read and a great series.
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