I am attempting to be fair in this review. This book came so highly recommended, maybe the pedestal I placed it upon was too high. 
 PROS: It's easy reading; doesn't require deep thoughts or anything above minimal intellect to understand. (I said I would try to be fair) 
 CONS: 
 Plot: Teenage mafia prince and all around bad boy/stud muffin meets slave girl who has mafia roots of her own when his father "buys" her. Star-crossed lovers, yada yada yada, discovers she is grand-daughter of mafia boss/Godfather. 
 Herein lies problem #1--Yes, I am well aware human trafficking exists and it is repugnant. However, I find it difficult to believe this child lived 17 years in California without ever having medical attention, attending school, or being discovered by a FedEx/UPS delivery man not matter how remote the location. 
 Problem 2: Was there an editor? The novel was over 500 pages in length, many of which were filled with useless information that did absofreakinglutely nadda to develop the plot, endear the characters, explain their psyches, etc. Seriously, cut this thing in 1/2 and it might stand a chance at being interesting. 
 Problem 3: Self-confessed casanova, Carmine, had NO SKILLS in the bedroom. Yes, I realize he's only 17-18 but someone somewhere along the way should have taught him something of use. At least add a little spice to the dialogue, apparently no one told him that women enjoy sex more when their mind is engaged. Inserting piece A into slot B is about as advanced as this lover boy ever was with poor Haven. Seriously, chicky, in the end he did you both a favor. 
 I'll add more later when I'm no longer seething.