The Heiress Effect (Brothers Sinister, #2) By Courtney Milan

The Heiress Effect by Courtney Milan
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Another beautiful book by Courtney Milan ^^

At first I has my qualms regarding the book, so I didn't start it off with much enthusiasm, but soon I was intrigued.

- I loved both main characters, but I think the heroine is my favorite, how she sacrificed everything about herself and she did sacrifice HER self for the people around her, especially her sister. I loved her bravery and courage how she bluffed her way in their midst for years, knowing their opinion of her and not giving a fig.

- The hero on the other hand had was good but in a way self-centered, not the demanding narcissist type, but the type who thinks about his ambition and his goals and others slip his mind, like his promise for his sister and how he made the heroine feel about herself. I don't want to bad mouth him because he also had his redeeming qualities, like how he was head on truthful with the heroine which created a safe haven for her with him.

- I Looooooooooooooved the side love story, sometimes I was more interested in it than the main one, maybe because the Indian aspect was intriguing and a new theme to me, I read abut gypsies but never an Indian one. It was cute and adorable and straight to the point.

- I loved how things worked out for them, slowly one step at a time till they eventually were together.

- I'm hesitating about the next book, because the couple of the next book are showing such animosity here that rebuffs be a bit, it seems I need more courage for the next one.

- Loved the epilogue it was a beautiful one ^^

Overall, *thumps up*



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A Kiss For Midwinter (Brothers Sinister, #1.5) By Courtney Milan

A Kiss For Midwinter by Courtney Milan
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was a very beautiful short story. It talked about Lydia the best friend of the first book's heroine.

I liked everything about it, how forward he was, how he was with her after she got comfortable with him and realized that she might have misunderstood him. I liked how she kept on hugging him after hitting him and crying all over him. I liked when he took her to his dad's. I liked his final talk with his dad. I liked how much he loved her and was so devoted to her, it was so cute and sweet.

Overall, *thumps up*

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The Duchess War (Brothers Sinister, #1) By Courtney Milan

The Duchess War by Courtney Milan
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is my first book by Courtney Milan, and I thought it would be more dramatic and gloomy but thankfully it wasn't. I liked it.

I have to say I like Robert the best, he was so gentle and kind and cute, and I'm glad that heroine had realized how kind he was which showed she wasn't an ignorant ungrateful bitch, as a matter of fact she actually is a genius. I liked the part where he valued the people around him, his brother, cousin and freind, and especially the heroine. And as any human he had commited some wrong doings, like at the end when he exposed the heroine, in a way it hurts because after all what they've been through it felt like an eye for an eye after her deceipt.

In the heroine case I like er too, what I thought most about her was that she resisted a lot like seriously she opened up when she wasn't given any choice. Plus that she was so forgiving, I know for a genius like the hero she too did something wrong, and both what they did for each oher was like a betrayal in their minds. But at least in her case the hero figured it out quickly and the author didn't make us wait in agony for their recouncilation. The way at the edn when she solved everything I LOVED it, how she trusted the hero and went with it, how she stopped him from self-recrimination and soltitude too.

- I liked the train/freinds meeting scene the most and how Rober was so embarressed XD

Overall, *thumps up* I'm looking forward for the next one



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