When She Unravels is a dark mafia romance focused on Valentina and Damiano De Rossi.
SPOILER WARNING:
Valentina just got out of an abusive relationship with her husband by escaping the country and traveling to Ibiza to start a new life. She gets robbed on the first day there and makes two friends following the robbery who help her and encourage her to come work with them in the infamous club, Revolvr.
She ends up meeting our main male lead, Damiano, who blatantly refuses to give her a job, but she’s desperate and manages to convince him to give her a trial week to prove she’s good enough to work there.
And the story goes from there.
I honestly loved Valentina from the start. She’s resilient and tough and would do anything to prove to herself that she’s not a bad person. Her demos haunt her and her storyline and development as a character are immaculate.
Damiano is also a well-developed character and a good person. He has hatred and wants to avenge his parents death, all the while trying to protect his sister. He has his own demons to deal with, and with the help of Valentina, he faces them and becomes a better person.
My least favorite thing about this book was the certain scene where Valentina meets Martina for the first time, and specifically, Damiano’s reaction to that. He doesn’t act with rationality whatsoever, and instead, after just being with Valentina on the beach, (and saving her life, no less), he immediately drugs her and locks her up. I know that he hat to act quickly, since he thought that Valentina was tricking him or something, and that he was nervous but could he have not thought of a better strategy?
That’s not my issue though, mine is the fact that he didn’t bother fully apologizing to her, even though he knew she had the biggest hand in his sister’s survival. I just wish we could’ve seen Valentina make him grovel more after what he’d done, other than the “You said you would leave” comment she made when he tried to bandage her up.
Either way, all other aspects of this book are amazing and deep, and I definitely recommend it to anyone who likes dark mafia romances, strong heroines.
Please check trigger warnings before reading WSU.
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When She Unravels is a dark mafia romance focused on Valentina and Damiano De Rossi.SPOILER WARNING:Valentina just got out of an abusive relationship with her husband by escaping the country and traveling to Ibiza to start a new life. She gets robbed on the first day there and makes two friends following the robbery who help her and encourage her to come work with them in the infamous club, Revolvr.She ends up meeting our main male lead, Damiano, who blatantly refuses to give her a job, but she’s desperate and manages to convince him to give her a trial week to prove she’s good enough to work there.And the story goes from there.I honestly loved Valentina from the start. She’s resilient and tough and would do anything to prove to herself that she’s not a bad person. Her demos haunt her and her storyline and development as a character are immaculate.Damiano is also a well-developed character and a good person. He has hatred and wants to avenge his parents death, all the while trying to protect his sister. He has his own demons to deal with, and with the help of Valentina, he faces them and becomes a better person.My least favorite thing about this book was the certain scene where Valentina meets Martina for the first time, and specifically, Damiano’s reaction to that. He doesn’t act with rationality whatsoever, and instead, after just being with Valentina on the beach, (and saving her life, no less), he immediately drugs her and locks her up. I know that he hat to act quickly, since he thought that Valentina was tricking him or something, and that he was nervous but could he have not thought of a better strategy?That’s not my issue though, mine is the fact that he didn’t bother fully apologizing to her, even though he knew she had the biggest hand in his sister’s survival. I just wish we could’ve seen Valentina make him grovel more after what he’d done, other than the “You said you would leave” comment she made when he tried to bandage her up.Either way, all other aspects of this book are amazing and deep, and I definitely recommend it to anyone who likes dark mafia romances, strong heroines.Please check trigger warnings before reading WSU.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2023
When She Unravels is a dark mafia romance focused on Valentina and Damiano De Rossi.
SPOILER WARNING:
Valentina just got out of an abusive relationship with her husband by escaping the country and traveling to Ibiza to start a new life. She gets robbed on the first day there and makes two friends following the robbery who help her and encourage her to come work with them in the infamous club, Revolvr.
She ends up meeting our main male lead, Damiano, who blatantly refuses to give her a job, but she’s desperate and manages to convince him to give her a trial week to prove she’s good enough to work there.
And the story goes from there.
I honestly loved Valentina from the start. She’s resilient and tough and would do anything to prove to herself that she’s not a bad person. Her demos haunt her and her storyline and development as a character are immaculate.
Damiano is also a well-developed character and a good person. He has hatred and wants to avenge his parents death, all the while trying to protect his sister. He has his own demons to deal with, and with the help of Valentina, he faces them and becomes a better person.
My least favorite thing about this book was the certain scene where Valentina meets Martina for the first time, and specifically, Damiano’s reaction to that. He doesn’t act with rationality whatsoever, and instead, after just being with Valentina on the beach, (and saving her life, no less), he immediately drugs her and locks her up. I know that he hat to act quickly, since he thought that Valentina was tricking him or something, and that he was nervous but could he have not thought of a better strategy?
That’s not my issue though, mine is the fact that he didn’t bother fully apologizing to her, even though he knew she had the biggest hand in his sister’s survival. I just wish we could’ve seen Valentina make him grovel more after what he’d done, other than the “You said you would leave” comment she made when he tried to bandage her up.
Either way, all other aspects of this book are amazing and deep, and I definitely recommend it to anyone who likes dark mafia romances, strong heroines.
Please check trigger warnings before reading WSU.
SPOILER WARNING:
Valentina just got out of an abusive relationship with her husband by escaping the country and traveling to Ibiza to start a new life. She gets robbed on the first day there and makes two friends following the robbery who help her and encourage her to come work with them in the infamous club, Revolvr.
She ends up meeting our main male lead, Damiano, who blatantly refuses to give her a job, but she’s desperate and manages to convince him to give her a trial week to prove she’s good enough to work there.
And the story goes from there.
I honestly loved Valentina from the start. She’s resilient and tough and would do anything to prove to herself that she’s not a bad person. Her demos haunt her and her storyline and development as a character are immaculate.
Damiano is also a well-developed character and a good person. He has hatred and wants to avenge his parents death, all the while trying to protect his sister. He has his own demons to deal with, and with the help of Valentina, he faces them and becomes a better person.
My least favorite thing about this book was the certain scene where Valentina meets Martina for the first time, and specifically, Damiano’s reaction to that. He doesn’t act with rationality whatsoever, and instead, after just being with Valentina on the beach, (and saving her life, no less), he immediately drugs her and locks her up. I know that he hat to act quickly, since he thought that Valentina was tricking him or something, and that he was nervous but could he have not thought of a better strategy?
That’s not my issue though, mine is the fact that he didn’t bother fully apologizing to her, even though he knew she had the biggest hand in his sister’s survival. I just wish we could’ve seen Valentina make him grovel more after what he’d done, other than the “You said you would leave” comment she made when he tried to bandage her up.
Either way, all other aspects of this book are amazing and deep, and I definitely recommend it to anyone who likes dark mafia romances, strong heroines.
Please check trigger warnings before reading WSU.
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