Well written, fun First Lady but somehow just a little disappointing. Maybe it was the smelly hero:)
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Ms Sands has hit on the perfect reason why any woman would choose to put on a "belt of chastity."Iliana is forced into a marriage to protect both herself and her Mother from her stepfather.What follows is a wonderful romp as our hero Duncan tries to convince his relactant wife to perform her duties. He is willing to go to great lengths to remove her belt except taking a bath.This book is a great read for anyone looking for...
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Just finished reading The Key... an absolute breath of fresh air. Iliana and Duncan are perfect together. I love the way they both came to appreciate one another. The dialog was so fresh, bright and spontaneous, I found myself laughing throughout. Not only at Duncan and Iliana, but Angus, Elgin, and all the other minor characters, whose wit added to this lively tale of the lovely English Lady Iliana forced to marry the Scotsman...
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I had a horrible day at work, and when I got home this book was waiting for me in my mailbox. It immediatly cheered me up, and I stayed up until 1 am reading. This book has everything you need to relax after a nasty day fighting computers: humor, tenderness, a wicked stepfather, men in kilts, and very steamy love scenes. Sands' The Switch is also a wonderful book, especially between studying for finals.
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After reading SWITCH, I went in search of other titles by Lynsay Sands and was glad to find The Key. I would lay in bed at night, giggling until my husband finally asked me to explain what was so funny. The chastity belt in this story is the ancient equivalent of sending someone to sleep on the sofa. The war of the sexes staged over the bathtub was hilarious. I am looking forward to reading The Deed.
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