Let me establish this from the outset: I have somewhat odd taste :) I tend to fall in love with the less popular works of popular authors. My very favorite Loretta Chase, for example, is one that most LC fans I know have never heard of or were resoundingly indifferent to: The Devil's Delilah. And...*deep breath*...I never fell quite as in love with Julia Quinn's Bridgerton series as I wanted or expected to. Most of the entries were enjoyable---some more so than others---but I just wasn't as head over heels, 'these are coming with me to my proverbial desert island' enamored with the Bridgertons as most of my fellow HR addicts. In fact, I've found myself developing a shameful preference for a few of JQ's non-Bridgerton novels, like Just Like Heaven, What Happens in London, and now, most notably, Ten Things I Love About You. The heroine has a great sense of humor and laughs out loud. Not in a lady-like way. I love when someone snort-laughs. It makes me laugh so much harder.

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TIP #4. If you start at the beginning of your relationship, then you can move your way through the years! This will make your book chronological in addition to making it easier to think of the overall reasons. Sebastian (I hate how this name is so popular in HR, I'm really bored of it) is an insomniac/gothic romance writer (under a pseudonym, of course), who is heir to earldom, if his uncle dies without a son. Considering how much the old man hates him, the uncle is trying to marry the most fertile lady in the market, Annabel Winslow. Annabel is a country lass who doesn't really fit in with the English ton, but is obliged to find a match with the Wealthy Lord Newbury, a man who had once courted her grandmother and has the manners of a dog (he's just lewd and disgusting and old and ugly to top it off - typical). After meeting Sebastian, she tries to keep him from finding out that his uncle was courting her and finds a friend in him - making her question whether she should really marry for money. But Sebastian comes with a set of his own secrets and a few demons. He’d just lie there, waiting, waiting, waiting. He’d try to empty his mind, because surely that was what was needed. A blank canvas. A clean slate. If he could embrace absolute nothingness, then he would fall asleep. He was sure of it.Your ability to connect with our children and get down on their level so they feel loved and important. La pluma de la autora es perfecta para esta novela, sencilla, ágil, con diálogos ligeros y chispeantes, descripciones precisas y creando momentos memorables y personajes arrolladores, así que engancha y la historia de devora. Me han gustado sobre todo los protagonistas, porque son muy carismáticos y divertidos, inteligentes y agudos, con varias capas e imperfectos, además vamos viendo como van creciendo y sus sentimientos y pensamientos cambian porque ambos son narradores y eso le aporta más profundidad a la historia y a ellos. Ten Things was delicious and charming. Plenty of banter from the hero, and the heroine is yet another intelligent and sweet heroine that gets her happy ending.

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Sebastian first appeared in What Happens in London. He kind of stole the show, so it was pretty clear to me he'd need his own book. And in fact, I've given him another book: the graphic novel adaptation of Miss Butterworth and the Mad Baron!Annabel nodded, wondering why it was always the woman who was barren. Couldn’t a man be incapable, too? There were a thousand ways to make an idiot of oneself, with new opportunities arising every day. It was exhausting trying to avoid them all. Listen to me,” Louisa implored. “Lord Newbury’s son died, oh, I think it must be a bit over a year ago. And he started looking for a wife before his son was cold in his grave.”