Review: Loved this book!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 5, 2013
As a huge fan of Ginger Voight's books, whether or not I would read The Undisciplined Bride was never in question.  I can never get enough of this woman's work...yes it is that good!  And The Undiscipline Bride is no exception.This highly erotic and wonderful read tells the story of spoiled Peyton Prescott, who is planning to marry Leland Goodreau III, brother to her best friend Lissette. As high society of Houston, Texas, it is expected that two very powerful families would unite through marriage to keep both the money and prestige flowing.However, when Peyton crosses paths with a certain Mateo Bravo, a Mexican caterer and well beneath her status, the carefully laid out plan for Peyton's life suddenly takes a sharp turn.The strong attraction between both Mateo and Peyton is off the charts hot and Ginger gives us steamy, erotic and downright naughty scenes that are just incredible.  Mateo offers Peyton cooking lessons and let's just say that although food is actually prepared, the hunger between them has nothing to do with their stomachs...wow!Peyton's best friend Lissette becomes involved in a very forbidden affair with Mateo's sister Naomi. Their very sweet and romantic relationship was really lovely to read. Lissette's same struggle with status and what is expected of her has her torn yet she knows she belongs with Naomi and wants to spend the rest of her life with her.This book is so well written, highly detailed and just plain incredible!!!  To watch Peyton transform herself and let go of her inner demons was a true joy to read.  Both she and Lissette shared that desire for something they both needed to feel whole and their battle against their families to live as they choose was brilliantly executed. Their passionate love affairs with both Mateo and Naomi were both beautiful and heartwarming.I cannot recommend this book enough.  You will want to punch Peyton on several occasions and want to smother yourself in whipped cream and let Mateo have his way with you!  Simply put, this is a book about love, family, hope but mostly redemption.  You will love it.