Lecture de ce mois

An English Bride in Scotland

by Lynsay Sands

Publié en Juin 2013 , ce livre est un des Best-sellers de l'auteur . 

L'histoire commence bien , je ne l'ai pas encore finis mais c'est bien écris, et l'auteur nous transporte , on sent les personnages . Je ne vous donne pas mon avis pour maintenant , j'attends de le finir . 

Résumé du Livre en anglais :

The first in a new historical series set in the Highlands of Scotland, from Lynsay Sands, the New York Times bestselling author of the Argeneau vampire series and countless historical romances.

Annabel was about to take the veil to become a nun when her mother suddenly arrives at the Abbey to take her home… so that she can marry the Scottish laird who is betrothed to her runaway sister! She knows nothing about being a wife, nothing about how to run a household, and definitely nothing about the marriage bed!

But from the moment Ross MacKay sets eyes on Annabel, he is taken with his shy sweet bride… and the fact that she's blessed with lush curves only makes him utter his own prayers of thanks. But when an enemy endangers her life, he'll move the Highlands themselves to save her. For though Annabel's not the bride he planned for, she's the only woman he desires…

Bonne lecture !

Le livre du mois

Un très beau livre ''Love and Other Scandals " de Caroline LINDEN.sortie en aout 2013 aux US.

Pas encore disponible en France , je l'ai commandé sur Ebay .

La petite introduction en anglais :

Joan Bennet is tired of being a wallflower. Thanks to some deliciously scandalous—and infamous—stories, she has a pretty good idea of what she's missing as a spinster. Is even a short flirtation too much to ask for?

Tristan, Lord Burke, recognizes Joan at once for what she is: trouble. Not only is she his best friend's sister, she always seems to catch him at a disadvantage. The only way he can win an argument is by kissing her senseless. He'd give anything to get her out of her unflattering gowns. But either one of those could cost him his bachelor status, which would be dreadful—wouldn't it?