Review: So romantic! I was giddy the entire time!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 16, 2013
The first reason I loved this book was because of the terms used to describe people and things in Bon Terre (such as "the lovely grump that is Daddy"). The country way of expressing things were thick in this book, and I absolutely enjoyed it!The next reason I enjoyed this book was none other than CANE. Even Angelle agrees with me: Everything about Cane is swoon-worthy. You can't just choose one of his assets and focus on it. It's the entire package! He was such a wholesome character! He was badass on the outside, and super sensitive and adorable on the inside! I liked the bad boy/closet nerd combo!Angelle was fascinating to say the least. Her nervous habits and practically the way she stutters herself to death around Cane was amusing. It was one of the things that drew Cane to her charm. She was always biting/nibbling her lip because she was nervous or incredibly embarrassed about something. She blushed more than any female character I've ever read about!Yet another endearing thing about Angelle was her inexperience, or maybe it was that she was flustered by the smallest of things!One thing I didn't like about the book was the many names Angelle had. If it wasn't Angelle, it was Angie, or Ang. I would have preferred that the author stuck with one name. Not only that, she also had countless of childhood nicknames! I mean, seriously? That was a bit much.Other than that, this book was absolutely amazing. The protective factor was present among Cane and Angelle's brothers. The cute factor was present among the little ones especially Sadie when she would run to Cane instead of Angelle (Cane attracted the female specie of all ages).Disclaimer: I received a copy of this book for an honest opinion. I really loved this book!! :)