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A review by lifeand100books
Goddess of the Hunt by Tessa Dare
4.0
My review for the entire Wanton Dairymaid trilogy can be found here: http://wp.me/p18lIL-1q5
We’ve all been there: having a crush on someone who does not reciprocate the feeling. It’s devastating and painful to think that the person you love may never love you back. This is but a glimpse into Lucy’s mind as she contemplates a future without Toby. She’s at her wit’s end on how to gain his attention and affections and the only person she can talk to about her situation is cold, frigid Jeremy. The old saying “opposites attract” has never been truer than in the case of Jeremy and Lucy. Initially they get along about as well as oil and water. Jeremy acts more like a father figure at times than a man figuring out that the love of his life has been in front of him the whole time. Lucy, on the other hand, acts out to garner attention, whether it be good or bad. Reading the fireworks that consistently went off between the two of them was so exciting and definitely had me on the edge of my seat. I couldn’t wait for that moment when they would realize how perfect they were for each other. It definitely made me sad that I read this trilogy out-of-order, as I ended with this and was disappointed that I had no more books to read! Regardless, Goddess of the Hunt was a solid beginning (or end in my case) to this trilogy.
Kimberly (Reflections of a Book Addict)
We’ve all been there: having a crush on someone who does not reciprocate the feeling. It’s devastating and painful to think that the person you love may never love you back. This is but a glimpse into Lucy’s mind as she contemplates a future without Toby. She’s at her wit’s end on how to gain his attention and affections and the only person she can talk to about her situation is cold, frigid Jeremy. The old saying “opposites attract” has never been truer than in the case of Jeremy and Lucy. Initially they get along about as well as oil and water. Jeremy acts more like a father figure at times than a man figuring out that the love of his life has been in front of him the whole time. Lucy, on the other hand, acts out to garner attention, whether it be good or bad. Reading the fireworks that consistently went off between the two of them was so exciting and definitely had me on the edge of my seat. I couldn’t wait for that moment when they would realize how perfect they were for each other. It definitely made me sad that I read this trilogy out-of-order, as I ended with this and was disappointed that I had no more books to read! Regardless, Goddess of the Hunt was a solid beginning (or end in my case) to this trilogy.
Kimberly (Reflections of a Book Addict)