The Most Wicked of Sins

Disappointing

Ugh. This is one book I just wanted to be OVER. I hate to stop reading something once I start; it has to be pretty bad for that and this one didn't go into that territory--it was just very annoying. It wouldn't have been too bad if the main charscters just hadn't acted so stupidly. Honestly. Ivy's plan was inane from the start. Nick had about a million opportunities to tell Ivy the truth (Okay--slight exaggerstion. At least three excellent chances. But it felt like a million, trust me.) The whole "Seven Deadly Sins" thing was all a bit too much--really? Their names just so happen to coincide with their sins? Maybe their parents should have rethought their sytem of nomenclature--buy a baby names book maybe?

I started with the second book because it's the only one my library had available digitally. I probably won't be looking for one or three, though. Or four through seven, if it comes to that.

Adorable Love Story

While there was nothing about this book that made it special and I found the "Seven Deadly Sins" theme cliche, it was a pleasure to read. This is the kind of romance novel that makes you sigh with happiness when you finish the last page, the type of novel that is truly a delight to fans of romance. The couple doesn't argue the entire time. In fact, the only arguing was the female protagonist's, Ivy's, arguing with herself and her emotions. This is quite refreshing among the endless stream of novels where the couples are always butting heads and arguing to the point that I want to rip my hair out.

The only problem I had was Ivy's behavior. I have read so many historical novels where the women act as free as the women today. It's irritating. If those women really acted that way, then they would be complete outcasts of society no matter what their status or money. I am also sure that the menfolk would simply not allow such behavior.

The male protagonist, Dominic Sheridan, stole my heart away. He was sweet and endearing to Ivy, that it grabbed my heart strings. At first, it was amusing to watch the two's playful banter, and then watch how their behavior changed so subtly when the two began to fall in love. It was cute.

I actually liked the light-hearted feel of this novel so much, I rented the other two currently published.

Totally Awesome

It takes a lot for a book to grab and hold my attention, but this one sure did. It has romance, humor, seriousness all rolled up into one book. I never laughed so hard in my life. It is such a wonderful book, I couldn't put it down.

Highly recommended - hilarious

Just imagine hiring a man to pretend to somebody who he happens to really be. LOL! This book is a page turner. I love the characters. They are so funny yet loyal to each other. I can't wait to read the succeeding books about the other siblings.

This Book is Great

I am so glad I did get into this series of the ( Seven Deadly Sins ) The Sinclair Brother an Sisters.) This book has laughing, love, joking. This series is a big must you will love it. The brothers an sisters are so funny and each an everyone has there own tiles on how they act. I cant wait tell the others come out. I have 2 books already in paperback and when I get my Nook they will all go into my Nook thats how much I like these brothers an sister I will spend the money to put all of them in my Nook.

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