Of the Cynster Sister books this was my least favourite. The hero's constant thinking and evaluating of possibilities and outcomes became quite trying. Also, there seemed to be something missing in the passion between the hero and heroine in this book compared with Viscount Breckenridge to the Res...
★★★☆☆ (This is a review of the audiobook.) Ugh. Maybe I read this too soon after the first one of The Cynster Sisters Trilogy, but I didn’t enjoy Eliza and Jeremy’s story as much. Way too repetitious. Same narrator as the first one, Matthew Brenher, whom I loved. Nevertheless, this time around ...
3.5 starsI loved the romance ,it was one of the best in the series. the hero was unique , none of that "can't confess my love" stuff .But the action and plot weren't good. The first half was identical to the previous book and the second half was boring and tedious and there were so many characters ...
2.5 stars. I loved Eliza and Jeremy. They were just such a cute and sweet couple. The problem? They were given a totally boring story. The 4 day journey seemed to take 4 months. Too much repetition. The book could have been a lot shorter.
This story is a refreshing change because neither the hero nor the heroine are the typical alpha personalities in conflict as you usually see in this genre and in Laurens other novels. Eliza and Jeremy are both on the rational and more sedate personalities than their counterparts. The story was no...
Eliza Cynster is at her sister's engagement ball when she gets a mysterious note. Eliza's dressThe second she reads it she thinks it just might come from her hero, the one man that is meant for her. Unfortunately, it didn't. Instead she finds herself kidnapped and whisk...
I remember reading at least one of the previous books in the Cynster series, as I recognized a lot of names while reading this one, I just can't remember which one I read... Because, let's be honest, a lot of titles of romance novels resemble each other and I read it before I kept track of my books ...
So I liked this Steffy Lauren's title better then the last one but it still felt interminable....the beginning was nicely set up, but the middle, it just dragged and dragged on... until the pursuit part o fthe book was finally over, and then i enjoyed the ending, it was pretty sweet.I also liked th...
This is the book that follows Viscount Breckenridge to the Rescue and at the end of that book, Heather's sister Eliza is snatched from her engagement ball. This book follows what happens after that. While Heather and Breckenridge's story spent most of the book trying to figure who was behind the kid...
A mysterious Scottish laird is on the hunt for a Cynster sister to become his wife. He doesn't really want to do it; His mother is forcing him through blackmail. His first attempt to secure Cynster wife failed when Heather Cynster got away from the kidnappers he hired (in Viscount Breckenridge to th...
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