On a Wild Night

Rating:
Summary: 3 & a half stars just for the appearance of The Bar Cynster
Review: Having been out for several years, the twins were bored and desperate to find a suitable husband, and therefore have decided to take matters into their own hands. Amanda Cynster's story takes her into places where no lady of her kind would have dared venture into. After accepting a dare she couldn't back out of, Amanda is rescued by Martin Fulbridge, the Earl of Dexter. It goes without saying that Amanda is a typical Cynster - stubborn, haughty, and wilful; while Martin is pretty much like her male cousins, whom she has based her standards on. Intrigued by a scandal concerning his past and having decided after their first meeting that she wanted him to be her husband, Amanda works on seducing Martin, who eventually falls for her charms.

The interaction between the two main characters isn't as exciting to read about. The lengthy love scenes were rather monotonous that I found myself skipping those pages. If there was one thing I enjoyed the most, it was those scenes involving Lady Osbaldestone and The Bar Cynster. I laughed and laughed on that part when Martin went to see Devil. That part was so well written that it was almost like being there and actually seeing the reactions of the 6 cousins. It was just brilliant! For that part alone, I'm giving this book 3 and a half stars.


Rating:
Summary: If you love the Cynsters series
Review: I've recently read this series up to this title.
I've enjoyed all of Ms. Laurens books - and find that this one, although not as interresting as some of her previous work in this series, is particularly hot, if you enjoy the love scenes.

The next book, however, with Amelia as the next Cynster in line to get married - is dreadfully infantile in its early development. I DO hope it gets better.