I’m curious to see what happens to Matthew and Nina. Can’t wait for the next book.

An uneasiness has wrapped itself around Matthew Zola. One that has him out late trying to free himself of it. Luck (or maybe it’s bad luck...only time will tell) has him crossing paths with Nina. She beautiful but possibly dangerous. It’s apparent Nina has many secrets but Matthew is drawn to her. He’s determined to discover everything about Nina and claim her as his own. There’s definitely a lot passion and chemistry between the two but there’s quite a few obstacles it looks like they’ll need to overcome first. I like Matthew and it would be nice to see him find happiness. The Scarlet Night is an intriguing beginning. It’s captured my attention and I’m curious to see where Matthew and Nina’s story will go.

Wow what a prologue. Is is a hot read that adds more to this story about the attorney of friends if the spot fire series. I can't to get more of this story. Zola is a old time charmer and will have you feeling the excitement and dreaming romance throughout this story.

I have been waiting for this moment even before I knew it was a possibility. Matthew Zola has been a character in a couple of Nicole’s series. Each showing we get a little more of who he is as a man and a prosecutor. I knew there was something about him just from the snippets I had read. This tease of a prequel was just the jumpstart needed to get you ready for Matthew Zola. This short story packs a lot of information into who Mattie is behind the suit. A New Yorker through and through he is old school in all the most deliciously classic ways, big family, questionable childhood and romantic grandparents. He finds himself wanting, needing more but unsure of what that looks like. That is when he finds Nina Astor, the bright star he has been looking for. This story piles passion on top of passion and just when you think it’s going in Zola’s way it’s gone. I cannot wait for the first book in the series and to really delve into Zola’s world. * I received this book for free in exchange for an honest review. All thoughts and opinions are my own and do not reflect upon the author or publisher.