Summary

Mafiosa Princess - Omerta is an enjoyable read about Italian and other ethnic crime families but also shows the strengths of their families. Toss in some heat from various sources, and it was a book that held my interest from the first page to the last.

4-STAR REVIEW: MAFIOSA PRINCESS—OMERTA by Liza Malloy

The Description

Mafiosa Princess: Book 5
Publication Date: December 5, 2022

In a world of secrets, silence is the most valuable weapon…

Giada Conti has everything she’s ever wanted. She’s planning her dream wedding with the love of her life. She’s nabbed an internship at an interior design firm. And she and her fiancé are back in the good graces of both families.

Luca is just as shocked as Giada when a former lover turns up at their doorstep with a boy who looks like him. But he’s even more stunned by Giada’s response. Just as the weight of their shared secrets grows too heavy to bear, Luca must face his biggest threat yet.

Grappling with secrets of her own, Giada starts to understand the true meaning of omertà as she turns to an unlikely savior for Luca.

The Review

Mafiosa Princess – Omerta is the fifth book in the Mafiosa Princess series by Liza Malloy, and we were reunited with many of the characters we’ve met in the first four books. 

Giada is the only daughter of the Conti crime family, and this book is her and Luca’s story leading up to their wedding. Luca’s a prince from the Marini crime family, and we see him in action as he heads up more of the day-to-day operations.

There are many stories told, and they are woven together nicely. The story takes place in Italy and New York, and the descriptions are vivid. Many characters are part of the various crime families, some of whom work together. Giada is both knowledgeable and naïve. Her ex-boyfriend, Adrian, unexpectedly is part of this story, and he had a more significant role than I would have thought. The story has many twists and turns, and no detail is unimportant.  

The story is told from Giada or Luca’s point of view and, at times, Adrian’s. This sometimes made it confusing since I had to remember who was speaking. There are family and friends, crimes, deaths, the church, secrets, sadness, stress, deals, anger, tears, fear, business, lots of food, and all things Italian, romance, loving, and love. There is a lot of steaminess in this book, but sometimes, it overshadows the story. There is closure and a happily ever after or two, and the cliffhanger ending will hopefully lead us to the next book in the series.

Mafiosa Princess – Omerta is an enjoyable read about Italian and other ethnic crime families but also shows the strengths of their families. Toss in some heat from various sources, and it was a book that held my interest from the first page to the last.

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About The AuthorLiza Malloy writes contemporary romance, new adult romance, women’s fiction, and fantasy romance. She’s a sucker for alpha males, bad boys, dimples, and muscles, and she can’t resist a man in uniform. Liza loves creating worlds where the heroine discovers her own strength and finds her Happily Ever After. When Liza isn’t reading or writing torrid love stories, she’s a practicing attorney. Her other passions include gummy bears, jelly beans, and the occasional marathon. She lives in the Midwest with her four daughters and her own Prince Charming.

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JoAnne Weiss, nee Montalbano, was born and raised in NYC until moving to CT with her family when she was 16 and she's never left. Married for 41 years with one grown son, she works in an elementary school office where she's been since it opened in 2003. Prior to that, she was an accountant in several corporations before becoming a stay at home mom for 12 years. JoAnne enjoys reading, traveling, spending time with her family, and extended family as well as with friends. She enjoys cooking and rarely uses a recipe the way it was intended but instead uses them and cooking shows to give her new ideas and suggestions. JoAnne has a huge bucket list of places she'd like to visit but has been lucky enough to travel to England, Italy, the Caribbean, Mexico, Canada, and many states in the U.S. including Hawaii, California, Nevada, Arizona, and Maine among others. Some of JoAnne's favorite genres include contemporary romance, chick-lit, romantic suspense, and historical romances including regency and those set in the west. JoAnne is on several author's street teams and enjoys interacting with many of them on Facebook as well as reading their newsletters. She has been lucky enough to meet some of her favorite authors among them Susan Mallery, Debbie Macomber, Nora Roberts, Meg Tilly, Beatriz Williams, and Marie Bostwick. JoAnne took a road trip with her sister in the fall of 2019 and visited Nora Roberts' bookstore in Boonsboro, Maryland for an authors' signing. She hopes to do more of this in the future. JoAnne leaves reviews for all books she reads on Goodreads and her reviews can be found at https://www.goodreads.com/review/list/5001736?ref=nav_mybooks JoAnne currently reviews for - NovelsAlive.com and RomanceJunkies.com which is on hiatus. Previously she reviewed for Romancing-the-Book.com which has since closed. Payment is in the form of receiving free books to read and review. Her mantra is too many books and not enough time!

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Mafiosa Princess - Omerta is an enjoyable read about Italian and other ethnic crime families but also shows the strengths of their families. Toss in some heat from various sources, and it was a book that held my interest from the first page to the last.4-STAR REVIEW: MAFIOSA PRINCESS—OMERTA by Liza Malloy