Power, passion...and pizza
The Montes love Italian food. And they hate the Caputos, That's how it is. It's been that way for sixty years. Every time the Caputos start to get a reputation for great pizza (and who knows? It could be better than the Montes!) there's "an accident" and Cap's is knocked back on its knees. What nobody knows is that the family teenagers are sick of their parents acting like schoolyard bullies, when nobody even remembers why the fight started! Gigi Caputo and Roman Monte, the son and daughter, are secretly in love. Determined to put a stop to their parents' vicious feud, they risk their parents' livelihood and their own lives. In this nod to Romeo and Juliet, will love win? Or vendetta?
Sounds fun, huh? I've only read the 2nd one in the series, Exposure, which was supposed to be a retelling of Macbeth, and you can read my review of that HERE.
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I haven't heard of this one before. I do love passion, power, and pizza!!!
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Sandy @ Somewhere Only We Know
Who doesn't love those things? :-) Thanks for stopping by!
DeleteOOh sounds very interesting, thanks for stopping by my WoW earlier :)
ReplyDeleteSanna @ Fanciful Fictions
Thanks for returning the favor.
DeleteOh your blog is soooo cute!!! Thanks for stopping by mine today. This sounds very quirky LOL. I might give it a try. Thanks for the recommendation and I followed back!!
ReplyDeleteDiayll @ Mother/Gamer/Writer
Glad it sounds good! Thanks for returning the favor!
DeleteThis does sound like a fun read!!!
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Doris @ Owl Always Be Reading
Hope you get a chance to read it! Thanks for stopping by!
DeleteOhhh this sounds good! Great pick. :)
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DeleteI'm such a sucker for food-themed books haha. I didn't realize that it was Romeo & Juliet re-telling & that this series are Shakespeare retelling, that's kinda fun. Thanks for sharing and stopping by Bookmunchies!
ReplyDeleteYeah, it is definitely fun, and I could totally see how a teacher could use it to compare and contrast when they read the Shakespeare book.
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