Murano

"How do you accidentally fall on a seven inch knife?" And so began Mimi Johnson's first argument with the man, the myth, the walking migraine that is Giuseppe Nardiello. If she had a pound for every time she thought about having him sectioned, she wouldn't need to work at the Da Canaveze's state of the art private hospital. She wouldn't need to work at all. With their two best friend's falling in love and getting married, eyes fell to them to do the same and sharpish. Mimi couldn't truly appreciate the convenience of someone as gorgeous and ripped and borderline unbalanced as Beppe landing in her surgical lap just like that. What else could be wrong with him? Beppe is the last man standing among his be-ringed mates, a status he feels rather content with until he catches Mimi's cheeky little grin and gets firm confirmation which end she's had her piercings; plural... He's ready to give his all to her, but he's missing the familial piece of his own puzzle that will make him feel whole. Adopted as a baby after the gruesome murder of his birth mother, he's never truly known who he is, until a letter arrives from a lawyer in Venice, finally telling him that the island of Murano holds all the answers key to even his very name. Borderline or not, Beppe is the perfect man and Mimi couldn't bear for anything to happen to him. If she has to use all her skills and piercings to convince him to protect himself from the obvious danger on that island, they're all on the operating table. From London to Marseille to Venice and the island itself, Murano drags Beppe and Mimi on a dangerous journey of discovery. Love truly saves all, but will it be enough to save them both from the terror behind the truth?This is book seven in the Italian Knights Series, to be taken all at once, preferably with something stronger than water coz it's about to get a bit mad...