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Emily: Sex & Sensibility (2013)

by Sandra Marton(Favorite Author)

3.76 of 5 Votes: 2

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Gossamer

series

The Wilde Sisters

review 1: I love this story. I'm a sucker for stories where false assumptions and well-intentioned half-truths lead to a tangled web of the protagonists' own making--but only when the misunderstandings are well-motivated and understandable. This book has that, and so much more.Emily's attitude and outlook on life really drew me in to the story. With her background and upbringing, she could easily have been a pampered party girl, but she strove to make more of herself and it was her determination to become more than just another Wilde that made her likeable and sympathetic even when you knew she was digging herself into a hole that would eventually collapse in around her. Marco is definitely an alpha male, but one with a wry sense of humor and a way with one liners that kept him from... more becoming unapproachable. The chemistry between Emily and Marco was hot, and the ending very satisfying. I also fell in love with the glimpses of the extended Wilde family presented in the book. This is the first of the Wilde books I've read, but from the appearance of Emily's brothers and sisters, I'm now eager to read their stories as well.
review 2: 3.5 starsEmily met Marco by the road, under pouring rain by chance. He, sort of, rescued her & offered her a job thinking she's struggling financially. He knew her as Emily Madison, not Wilde. She became his PA and more. Their relationship was easy enough & flowed quite naturally... except for the deception on Emily's part with her real identity. This was an enjoyable read. I would have liked it better if there was more interaction & conversation between the characters rather than read about it after it has happened. less

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