from Lauren2013

Nine Rules to Break when Romancing a Rake 4.5 StarsThis book has all the familiar tropes of historical romance: A plump and plain heroine, a gorgeous yet tortured hero, the inevitable misunderstanding and declarations of undying love. Nevertheless, MacLean manages to bring it all together in this...

from allureofbooks

I picked Nine Rules to Break up on a whim due to a conversation I had with some other bloggers on Twitter. I am so glad I did! I've been reading a lot of sci-fi and young adult books lately. A nice dose of adult romance was a fun break from all that. Historical romance is genre I really enjoy and...

from thewestwing

Really loved this. The chemistry between both of the main characters was excellent. And the plot was engaging. My only criticism was that it was a little long. But I enjoyed it immensely overall.

from chibiju

I adored this book. It was funny and charming at the same time. The heroine coming into her own is a story done before but Sarah MacLean executes it brilliantly. You fall in love with both the heroine and the hero and cheer the heroine on in her journey to find herself and love.

from lifeafterjane

Lady Calpurnia Hartwell feels a bit ridiculous. A self-proclaimed, plain Jane, with a rather silly name, and more figure and curves than are fashionable, she even looks ridiculous in the horror of a dress her mother insisted she wear to her debut ball. Adding to the ridicule of being plain and lo...