Book description
A Florence cathedral, a fairy tale dress…a runaway bride!
Discovering that her billionaire fiancé, Enzo Beresi, will receive her inheritance if they wed, Rebecca Foley leaves him at the altar! She refuses to marry a man who keeps secrets from her.
Innocent Rebecca is devastated, yet she can’t let go…
Why read it?
1 author picked Innocent's Wedding Day with the Italian as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
A long time ago, when I was in hospital awaiting an operation, a fellow patient told me in times of trouble, you can’t go wrong with a Mills & Boon published book (Harlequin if you are in the US) to whisk you away. Wise advice, which I have used over and over again. And one of my go-to authors is Michelle Smart.
This book has everything I require for a complete escape – avrunaway bride, a resourceful heroine, and a broody hero who may not have loved the heroine to begin with but by the end is head over heels…
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