Lisa Kleypas

This is a wonderful book about someone coming into their own after facing adversity for the first time in their life. That is what happened to Haven Travis. Then she meets Hardy Cates who seems to be the wrong man for her but is he? The question is has she grown enough to make the right decision and is he able to let go of his past.

I totally loved this book in a big way. Not super crazy about the title or the blurb, which I don’t think does justice to what a great story this is - but it’s hard to encapsulate a book that takes you over a young girl’s lifetime and into her adulthood.

When an unexpected inheritance elevates her family to the ranks of the aristocracy, Amelia Hathaway discovers that tending to her younger sisters and wayward brother was easy compared to navigating the intricacies of the ton.  Even more challenging, the attraction she feels for the tall, dark, and dangerously handsome Cam Rohan.  Wealthy beyond most men's dreams, Cam has tired of society's petty

From the back cover: She's from the wrong side of the tracks, He's the one man she can't have.

Blue Eyed Devil is being billed as a sequel to Sugar Daddy, but it really is a good stand alone.

A lot of people have already reviewed Sugar Daddy.  They have all raved about it, and I think I missed what they're raving about.

Yay. I'm finally reading again. Not that I entirely stopped but I did
cut back over the past few weeks while I was busy with other things. So
with no further ado here is my review of Lisa Kleypas's 'Scandal In
Spring'.

The back of this book is a letter from Lisa so I'm not going to type the blurb like I
usually do. Suffice it to say that she re-wrote/updated her first book and re-titled
it as well.

Lady Sophia Sydney would do anything to ensnare the unattainable Sir Ross Cannon.  Her goal-to ruin his reputation and cause a scandal that would be the talk of all London.  So she insinuates herself into his life by gaining his trust and living in his house.  Every morning, her lush presence tempts him beyond all reason...the way she bends over the table to serve him the meals she has prepared

Yes, the title deserves to be in all capital letters. Bue Eyed Devil is the sequel to Sugar Daddy, and is Lisa Kleypas's second contemporary release.