No Man's Mistress by Mary BaloghMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
I'v decided, I'm In love with Mary Balogh (even though Julie Garwood would still remain my first love) XD
Ferdinand was a totally different type of Hero's that usually come my way, I loved him instantly, he was so sweet and adorable especially when I knew that he was one of the few men who are virgins, he was so cute then. He's the smiley cheery and cheeky type of guy, he's the type that you just can't help but like, that's why I liked his efforts with the villagers , I sided with him since the beginning.
Voila was a different matter entirely, at first I hated her, then I felt sorry for her and then I want it to smack her on the head (well to tell the truth I had that urge throughout the whole book). When she went at first and asked the assistance of all the villagers I indignant for Ferdinand cause that was basically cheating, she had the upper hand there since she knew everyone there. plus how she made him sound like a useless drunk and rapist, while sometimes she encouraged the kisses. However, her story was dramatic, a bit different from my usual of Ms. Balogh but it made it interesting, trying to figure out how everything will solve itself.
- I loved the parts where Ferdinand used his quizzing glass just like Jocelyn XD
- I loved the scenes where Jocelyn was with his children, how Ferdinand so shocked every time that this fatherly figure is his brother
- I loved later what I knew about Voila's father, and how he doted on her and how he loved her
Overall, *thumps up*
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