I really enjoyed this engaging book with its two likeable mature aged main characters. Although, being older doesn’t stop Fuller (40) and Capone (35) from having some relationship problems. The dynamics of the Lombardi family changed with the death of their patriarch and Capone primarily focused on the promises he made to his dying father for the next few years whilst Fuller was over one night stands and ready to settle down.

A match making scheme brings them together and they both feel that initial spark. Unfortunately there’s a couple of issues that need to be resolved on the way to their HEA, not enough to derail the relationship but they do cause some angsty moments. Fuller and Capone do show their maturity in how these situations are successfully resolved. The chemistry between them slowly bubbles away just below the surface and eventually leads to some sweet and steam to balance out the angsty times.

We are also introduced to the three Lombardi brother side characters and they sure do add to the entertainment value, especially since Fio owns a wonderfully wicked goat! I look forward to what the future instalments hold for the remaining Lombardi brothers.