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A review by whosevita
Nine Rules to Break When Romancing a Rake by Sarah MacLean
3.0
I am in an abusive relatioship with Sarah McLean books. I despise them, but I cannot stop reading. And I'm thoroughly miserable when I do so, but I cannot seem to stop. Anyway this book was baaadddd.
It's funny that Callie had like excellent arguments why she should not date her love interest
-she cannot "change" someone.
-her fantasy she created of him was not real
-he did not love her and never would.
-he only used her.
All excellent arguments. Something that women in real life could also use. It was all shaping up to be a story you could learn from. But at the end, they ignore it all and are happy ever after??? Like I'm for real. She had all this valid arguments and she just ignores them??? And Ralston suddenly loves her? Ok.
Anyway I loved the ending. Not the love professions only the duel.
It's funny that Callie had like excellent arguments why she should not date her love interest
-she cannot "change" someone.
-her fantasy she created of him was not real
-he did not love her and never would.
-he only used her.
All excellent arguments. Something that women in real life could also use. It was all shaping up to be a story you could learn from. But at the end, they ignore it all and are happy ever after??? Like I'm for real. She had all this valid arguments and she just ignores them??? And Ralston suddenly loves her? Ok.
Anyway I loved the ending. Not the love professions only the duel.