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Nothing Even Matters (D'Amato Brothers 8)
Nothing Even Matters (D'Amato Brothers 8)
Nothing Even Matters (D'Amato Brothers 8)
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Eli D’Amato is content spending Christmas by himself. His children are visiting relatives and it leaves Eli some much-needed quiet time before he gears up for NYE celebrations. When a visit from his acrimonious ex-wife ruins those plans, they have an unforgettable Christmas.

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PublisherVera Roberts
Release dateDec 28, 2016
ISBN9781370394500
Nothing Even Matters (D'Amato Brothers 8)
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Vera Roberts

Vera is the bestselling author of the number one D'amato Brothers series, the Scott & Mariana serial, and the Breakaway series.She loves chocolate, has a Netflix addiction, and seeing the Maury show in person is currently on her bucket list. She's also a member of both the BeyHive and RihNavy.Vera currently resides in Los Angeles with her husband, Maks, son Bear, and cat Sushi.

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    Nothing Even Matters (D'Amato Brothers 8) - Vera Roberts

    Nothing Even Matters

    by

    Vera Roberts

    Copyright

    For BESM.

    © 2016 Vera Roberts, All Rights Reserved

    Smashwords Edition

    This e-book is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. This e-book may not be re-sold or given away to other people. If you would like to share this book with another person, please purchase an additional copy for each recipient.

    This book is a work of fiction. The names, characters, places and incidents are products of the author’s imagination, or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, events or locales, is entirely coincidental.

    Other Titles by Vera Roberts

    The Breakaway Series:

    Breakaway

    Game Misconduct

    Face-Off

    Power Play

    Scoring Chance

    The D’Amato Brothers Series:

    The Nanny

    To Love and Obey (BDSM)

    Where I Wanna Be

    All I’ve Ever Wanted

    Love

    The D’Amato Brothers/S&M Crossover (BDSM):

    Anticipation

    Yes, Master

    I Need You

    The Jackson and Liane Series:

    Daddy’s Angel

    Fire We Make

    When Love Calls

    The Scott & Mariana Serial (BDSM):

    S&M

    S&M II

    Discipline

    S&M III, Vol. I

    S&M III, Vol. II

    S&M IV, Part 1

    The Ex-Factor

    The State of Affairs Series:

    State of affairs

    Superpower

    Standalone Novels:

    Feeling Some Type of Way

    I Knew You Were Trouble

    Wait for Love

    Short stories:

    Blow by Blow: Diary of a Call Girl #1

    Blow by Blow: Diary of a Call Girl #2

    Dear Diary

    Gettin' It

    Hot Like Fire (Sweet and Clean Romance)

    The Train Ride (Free on Smashwords.com)

    The Erotic Intoxication, Vol. I: Bad Girls

    The Painter

    Til Tomorrow

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    Blurb

    Eli D’Amato is content spending Christmas by himself. His children are visiting relatives and it leaves Eli some much-needed quiet time before he gears up for NYE celebrations. When a visit from his acrimonious ex-wife ruins those plans, they have an unforgettable Christmas.

    The practice of forgiveness is our most important contribution to the healing of the world. -Marianne Williamson

    It’s Like That

    It was him, his notepad and pen, and The Emotions.

    Eli D’Amato focused on his goals for the upcoming year as he listed as many things possible. He always made a rule – list goals he knows he should attain, the goals he will attain, and the ones that are impossible. It was a guarantee he was going to complete at least one from each category.

    What Do The Lonely Do at Christmas blared in his corner office at Madre’s Manhattan headquarters while a steaming cup of hot cocoa was carefully placed on a corner of his desk. After a holiday gathering for the Madre’s employees, it was just Eli alone in the shop.

    Gain ten pounds of muscle.

    Eli knew he probably didn’t need to gain anymore weight. After working out for years, he was finally happy with his physique – not too bulky, but not too skinny. He kept his muscular build rather streamlined and was happy with the results. Still, it didn’t hurt him to become a bit more in shape. With his mother’s famous cuisine, Eli needed all the help he could get.

    Start saying no.

    That was always a stickler for Eli. While Joey had no problem turning down requests, Eli always wanted to accommodate people, even against his better judgment. Was he really going to say no to Girl Scouts of America? Was he really going to say no to Make-A-Wish Foundation? Was he going to turn down a grieving widower who wanted last minute flowers for his wife’s grave?

    It was why Madre’s the primer floral shop in all of New York. It was why the eponymous reality show was a smash hit, averaging 15 million viewers every week. It was why the D’Amato family was wealthier, and Eli’s fortune grew from $25 million to well over $300 million in just a few years.

    Of course, the money wasn’t all Eli’s. Whatever he had, so did his four brothers and mother. They were all wealthy on their own but Eli wanted a fair playing field between them. His fame was theirs. His money was theirs. Everyone loved how Eli was so personable despite his wealth and fame.

    He made a correction: Start saying no. Start trying to say no.

    He took a sip of the peppermint hot chocolate and thought about his next goal. It was disconcerting how easily it came to his head and the thought made the soothing beverage taste suddenly chalky. He put down the cup and began writing again.

    Start dating again.

    The thought made him feel uncomfortable. Only 33, Eli was certainly young enough to entertain a girlfriend or two (or five). While he’d briefly dated – and got his face plastered in the gossip blogs because of it – Eli wasn’t sure if settling down was a goal he wanted to attain. He was still reeling from his divorce and the hefty child support payments were a reminder why maybe he should stay single for the rest of the his life.

    While he had no shortage of action – his bed was never empty and his dick stayed wet – having a girlfriend meant a commitment he didn’t want to give to anyone. God was his first love, followed by his children, brothers and mother, then Madre’s. He simply didn’t have time for any woman in that.

    I thought you would’ve been long gone by now, Joseph Joey D’Amato entered the shared office with his brother. President and COO of Madre’s, Joey was the brains behind the business. Their mother, Nicola, was the face, while Eli was the talent behind the designs. Joey also acted as Eli’s manager, brokering million-dollar deals for his younger sibling.

    Doing my goals for next year, Eli replied. I’ll be out of here soon, though.

    That was nice what you did for the employees, Joey added, I know those bonuses are going to come in handy for a lot of families.

    Not everyone is like us and I remember how we each didn’t get a lot of gifts growing up. Eli replied. His family grew up

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