Run Posy Run

I suppose after reading this three times I should review it, right.

I'm not usually a fan of second-chance romances and I feel like even calling this that is a stretch, but they do break up in the book– in the first chapter– over a deliberate misunderstanding and then get back together as a real couple. I liked this because it showed that they both viewed the original relationship differently and thought it was completely different. Posy has to take a hard look at herself. I do wish we got to see her use her logic and strategy skills more, but there really isn't a time for it, so she may come across optimistic and naive even though she has lived in the mafia world since birth. She's all rainbows and sunshine trying to ignore all the scum. Dario on the other hand is using Posy and as someone with no emotions he doesn't understand nor does to care to understand her.

It is a little intense, it has sweet moments, “omg he really just did that” moments, and of course action and blood – this is a mafia romance after all. I just really like how the characters came together and Dario's intensity and love for games just hits the right chord for me.

I laughed more than I expected.