This wasn't as "punchie" (is that a word?) as [b:It Happened One Autumn|827412|It Happened One Autumn (Wallflowers, #2)|Lisa Kleypas|https://d202m5krfqbpi5.cloudfront.net/books/1347738779s/827412.jpg|1823891] but it was beautifully written. Sebastian and Evie had a slow and innocent love that I got ...
The Devil in Winter is the third book of the Wallflower series by Lisa Kleypas. The book started off with a continuation of an event that happened in the second book; It Happened One Autumn.Let me just say that I've had my suspicious of St. Vincent from the very beginning he was introduced in IHOA. ...
Really enjoyed this light romance. Lots of fun. A little surprising that someone supposedly so shy she can't speak for stammering is able to talk to this intimidating, domineering man with hardly a trace of her characteristic stammer. Looking forward to the final book in the series.
I liked this book more than the previous two in the Wallflowers series, probably because the couple both have such dramatic character arcs. Sebastian is truly an ass at the start of this book, but redeems himself in a way that is entertaining if not particularly original. Evie transforms from a timi...
Genre: Historical Romance Year Published: 2006 Number of Pages: 455 pages Date Read: 3/31/2011 Series: Wallflowers #3 I have recently been reading Lisa Kleypas' “Wallflower” series and so far, I have enjoyed the series immensely! This time, I have read the third book in the “Wallflower” serie...
I love Evie. She sounds, at first, like the most boring of the wallflowers but really she is the strongest and most determine girl. And Sebastian is the most infuriating, arrogant, wonderful man you will ever have the misfortune to love. I love every second of this book. I supposed the reason why I ...
this one carried me from first page to last, I didn't want to put it down. Evie by far the shrinking violet of the wallflowers, quiet with a stutter, a true corner hugger and the devilish, rakish, woman chasing, Sebastion.Her abuse at the hands of her family, the loss of her father, added three dim...
So fucking good. My favorite of the wallflowers marries the bad guy from the previous book. So, so good.This book has a character the white people refer to as a Gypsy, but he calls himself Romani, and the author clearly thinks that the use of the racial slur is not ideal.
So fucking good. My favorite of the wallflowers marries the bad guy from the previous book. So, so good.This book has a character the white people refer to as a Gypsy, but he calls himself Romani, and the author clearly thinks that the use of the racial slur is not ideal.
So fucking good. My favorite of the wallflowers marries the bad guy from the previous book. So, so good.This book has a character the white people refer to as a Gypsy, but he calls himself Romani, and the author clearly thinks that the use of the racial slur is not ideal.
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