Blue-Blooded Romeo

Jenny Gardiner

Jul 2017 · The Royal Romeos Book 6 · Jenny Gardiner Books

About this ebook

This devil has her blood boiling…

Stella Whitaker’s never been one to mince words. But on a flight to Paris, instead of sending a seat-chat message to her friend about the guy who cut in front of her in the boarding line, she inadvertently sends it to the man himself, letting him know in no uncertain terms what she thought about him.

Dominico Romeo has no patience for annoying women, particularly when he’s short on sleep and feeling overwhelmed. So when he politely points out to a woman in front of him that she’s in line prematurely for her boarding zone, he’s less than pleased that she lashes out at him. He shrugs it off, until the two of them end up paired together in a professional wine class that might just drive him to drink.

Ratings and reviews

Loved this book! It's fun and funny....what could be better than writing a long email trashing someone and sending it to the person you're trashing?.......hmmmm, for me it would be referring to him repeatedly as Dominic the Donkey. I don't know if it was deliberate or not, but for those of you that don't know, Dominic the Donkey is a very cute Italian Christmas song by Lou Monte. My kids grew up listening to that song every year and dancing through the house while making the donkey sounds, so for the author to use that name was just priceless to me. Fans of the genre will love this book. While it's a stand alone novel, the series is so good that you really owe it to yourself to read them all.

About the author

Jenny Gardiner is an award-winning #1 Kindle bestselling author who has published twelve novels, a memoir, and a collection of essays. Her work has been found in Ladies Home Journal, the Washington Post, Marie-Claire.com, and on National Public Radio. She’s the volunteer coordinator for the Virginia Film Festival. She has worked as a publicist for a United States senator, and as a freelance photographer, photographing such notable public figures as Prince Charles, Elizabeth Taylor, and the President of Uganda. She also serves as the volunteer coordinator for the Virginia Film Festival for five years.