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Oh my god was that man horny!

Didn’t matter what that lady was doing only two thoughts were running through this boy’s mind :
1) i will never fall for her
2) i really want to f**k her
Got a bit redondant.

The plot wasn’t super exciting but i liked the home improvement section and the character of the ghost-seeing, no filter father.

blissofalife's review against another edition

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medium-paced

Plot- or character-driven? A mix
Strong character development? Yes
Loveable characters? Yes
Diverse cast of characters? No
Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes

3.5

A fun read! I think I enjoyed the other books in the series more, but I enjoyed getting to know the absent third Hellion. I appreciate that each book was distinctly different. Predictable, but fun, I was not disappointed. Although, towards the end, I would have appreciated literally any other descriptor that wasn’t “slammed “. So many eyes slamming into each other. It’s a wonder they weren’t all blind by the end.

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melfierro's review

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4.0

Whew, this one is an emotional doosie. We finally get to understand George a little better and get the story. In the beginning of this series, all you know is that he is mad and that it happened when his wife died. In the end you figure out that he's just grief stricken, and not as gone as one might imagine. He devises a scheme to marry off his son.

Portia needs the protection of marriage, and so she answers an ad placed by the old man, known to be a madman, anticipating a marriage largely of convenience. Instead she finds herself marriage to the viral and not at all mad Viscount, who thinks she's only after her father's money.

Will her past destroy their future? Will they be able to pull George out of his grief?

Amazing conclusion to a wonderful series!