Romeo #160
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Bobo of Paradise Row," Alison finds herself stranded in Madrid after missing her train—only to be helped by a young man who offers her a ride to Tropez. What begins as a simple act of kindness soon unravels into a quiet clash of family loyalty and young love, as Alison discovers her relatives have been locked in a generations-old feud with the very man who saved her. The story unfolds with gentle tension and a touch of melancholy, set against the backdrop of a small Spanish town where old wounds still run deep. Cover by typeset.
In "Bobo of Paradise Row," Melanie arrives with a boat to save Bobo and Alec, only to find them together—and not pleased about it. In the ladies' room, she tells Bobo that Alec is hers, but moments later, Alec’s impulsive kiss leads Bobo to slap him and flee.
In "Stay Away from That Man!", Alison finds herself stranded in Madrid after missing her train—only to be rescued by a kind stranger who drives her to Tropez. But when she arrives, she learns her family has been locked in a generations-old feud with his, and though her relatives forbid any contact, Alison can't help feeling drawn to him, despite the danger.
In "Love from a Stranger," Wendy tries to move on after her breakup with Jimmy, finding herself drawn to John despite lingering doubts. Their romance heats up with a surprise proposal on top of a bus, but Wendy can't shake the question: is she truly ready to let go?
In "Island of Dreams," Dennis is torn between duty and desire after Ralph’s passing, bound to Stella by obligation but haunted by memories of Nina. When he stumbles upon Ralph’s diary, a hidden truth begins to unravel—revealing a deception that changes everything. The story follows Dennis as he makes a quiet, determined journey back to Nina on the small island off the French coast, where the past and present collide.
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