The Truth About Myths (The Winemakers Book 3) by Giovanna Siniscalchi – Review by Jenni Bishop

The Truth About Myths by Giovanna Siniscalchi
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

4.5 stars

The Truth About Myths is a historical enemy to lover’s romance tale and the third book in fabulous The Winemakers series.
It is easy to imagine the world and time period as Giovanna writes with rich historical detail, descriptions, and world building, with such passion and in a vibrant style.
This Regency romance is set in Portugal and Spain amongst the Monarchy and court politics, secrets and scheming. This beautiful love story shows the difficulties and struggles they face with their relationship.
There is heartbreak, compassion and passion, tenderness, danger and tension, angst and animosity, chemistry and romance.
I love that it was told in dual POV as we learned so much about these characters and especially Henrique’s rakish ways. Their journey is filled with sense of duty, patriotism, and unexpected twists and turns.
The swoon worthy playboy Viscount Henrique doesn’t believe in love, and he has big dreams, but he is about to be whacked over the head with it. He is witty, charming, sexy and an unapologetic rake. It’s hard not to like him.
Princess Isabel is the epitome of entitled princess. She is a determined, strong and intelligent woman who cares about doing the right thing for women and is about to find out there is much more to life.
I loved their wit, banter, chemistry, and the perfect amount of push pull denial and tension as they learn more about each other. I often found myself laughing at their antics or situations they found themselves in.
I recommend reading this book if you are a fan of historical romance, enemies to lovers, opposites attract forced proximity stories.

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