Review: Cards of Love Series - Ace of Swords - Nora Flite

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Cards of Love: Ace of Swords

Review: Ace of Swords -# Cards of Love Series - Nora Flite - October 2018

Being on holiday and owning so many books, I decided to try and make it my mission to clear off some older stories. Scrolling through my iPad, I came across a couple of the Cards of Love Series which I have had since 2018 when the series was released. Each book in the Cards of Love Series is based on a particular tarot card. The Ace of Swords is what Rolland our main male character pulled. The Ace of Swords represents new ideas, new challenges and new beginnings, and much more. Rolland has always been a numbers and facts guy and works as the accountant for Sergio - his business seems to be mostly above board, but there are moments when it could be illegal. Sergio gives off this strong mobster feel. The one thing Sergio loves most is his daughter Tatiana who has just graduated from college and now Rolland is in a bit of a dilemma as he is sleeping with her and the pair are slowly falling in love. The thing though is A) Rolland shouldn't be even looking at the boss's daughter and B) he is a bit older than her. This was an easy and quick read but one that could be a hit or miss, so giving it a borderline 3Ps.

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