The Perfect Wife By Lynsay Sands

The Perfect Wife by Lynsay Sands
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Lynsay Sands has a great imagination and writing style, her stories are really good, but they writing isn't my type, cause in some parts of the book I couldn't help but skim a bit, it had too much description and inner talk than actual conversation.

- First, I have to say that I loved the idea of the story, the main couple, their parents especially the dads XD.

- Liked the main girl (Avy), shes the typical wonderful girl who has a crushed self-esteem in her looks, I kinda felt sorry for her for the most part of the story.

- liked the main guy (Pean), he's the typical little-words type of guy, and throughout most of the book I really tried to restrain my urge to just smack him on the head XD, he had good intentions, but he acts like an idiot.

- Dia and her aunt, since the beginning, I sensed that one of them was behind the whole "accidents" , but I admit I never knew who until the last couple of pages.

- Loved the scene when Avy totally dominates the floor in the village, and the idea of how both the pig and the kid are always following behind her XD

- Her husbands idiotic notion of COMMANDING?! his soldiers to compliment his wife! and when his dad caught him sneaking a peak at his wife showering THAT was hilarious XD

Overall, great read *thumps up*

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An English Bride In Scotland (An English Bride In Scotland, #1) By Lynsay Sands

An English Bride In Scotland by Lynsay Sands
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book instantly became one of my favorite books ever! I just loved it, I couldn't keep it down, even though I had a test I pulled an all nighter just to finish it, and then turned to give my studies some chance XD

OK to point certain things: I loved both the main characters, the heroin was the ignorant innocent cute type, and the hero was the kind considerate type and of course he was horny, every male character is horny XD. Anyway, and the writing was easy and smooth and funny that compelled the reader to the book.

My favorite scenes were:

1- I loved were the hero woke up from his slumber and the whole castle crashed in to their room after his wife gave ..*cough*.. a certain scream. and specially the conversation that happened after with the priest and all, it certainly was something XD

2- And honestly I loved the first barn scene, (view spoiler)[it had on of the hottest sex scene I've read so far (hide spoiler)], in a cute way

3- It was kinda funny with days thing how they kept the play going on for a way, no-bed bed thing.

4- Loved all the scenes involving the uncles. XD

And did I say that I detested her family, well just saying. They were just awful.

overall, *thumps up*

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Devil of the Highlands (Devil of the Highlands, #1) By Lynsay Sands

Devil of the Highlands by Lynsay Sands
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I'm really starting to get addicted to Lynsay Sands, her books are so cute and fluffy and addictive, My type of books exactly.

The main couple as usual was cute, they kinda had an unusual first meeting, more likely it was unrealistic, but who cares its a book. I kinda sympathize with the heroin first with her stepmother then all the bruises and accidents, even her wedding was .. all I can say poor her. However, for the hero he was more of the quiet not so talkative type which made it more funny. And without exception most of the main couple interactions were adorable.

What I liked about the scenes, were when his friend was teasing him abut his wife "Demanding wench" and he totally agreed when all she asked for him to have a proper conversation with her. Also when she had a fight wit his men when they were supposed to follow her everywhere and all she wanted to do was have a bath.

This book was a quick light read, which had a mystery to it, most book give hints about the bad guy from the beginning or the middle of the book, but honestly I didn't realize the culprit until the very last minute. Which shows a great deal to the author, in how she twists and turns in the book that leaves the readers wanting to know who it was.

overall, *thumps up*

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