Selasa, 31 Mei 2011

Chieng's Kitchen, by Chieng Dong

Chieng's Kitchen, by Chieng Dong

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This book contains America's favorite asian recipes including General T'so Chicken, Chicken Pad Thai, and Sweet and Sour Chicken. The egg rolls were featured in newspapers as one of the best egg rolls in the geography. After twenty years of running the restaurant, the family decided to retire and enjoy the rest their lives. Because of the high demand from the loyal customers, the cook at the restaurant has put in a lot of her time to develop this cookbook for the customers. Enjoy what made this place great for twenty years.

Chieng's Kitchen, by Chieng Dong

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #2642931 in Books
  • Published on: 2015-05-25
  • Original language: English
  • Dimensions: 9.00" h x .15" w x 6.00" l,
  • Binding: Paperback
  • 62 pages
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. and kids have enjoyed it as much as I did too By keith For Twenty years I ate at Chieng's Express. My wife, Laura, and kids have enjoyed it as much as I did too. Now on the weekends, the kids and wife always want to make sweet and sour chicken. Thank you for sharing your recipes with us. All of your dishes were truly AMAZING!!!!!

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. 5 out of 5 hands down By Chris Myers Loved this place, after eating there for 15 years I have a gaping hole in my heart... and stomach for Chieng's food, hopefully I can recreate the food from this book but I am in no way good in the kitchen... wish me luck

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Thanks By Paul Church Thank you for sharing your wonderful recipes. The taste is great but was so much better when you were the cook.My family misses your food.We are very grateful for your book.Regards,The Church family

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Senin, 30 Mei 2011

50 Delicious Vegan Avocado Recipes (Veganized Recipes Book 13), by Veganized

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Avocados are a precious gift from nature. With their beautiful green and creamy flesh and their subtle taste, avocados should be a staple in our grocery shopping lists. It is not a lie that avocados have a considerable amount of fat. But don’t be afraid, it is the healthy monounsaturated kind, which actually may help you get rid of that stubborn belly fat. They are also packed with fiber, vitamin E, B6 and many other important nutrients that will help you feel healthy and strong. Nutrition facts aside, avocados are incredibly delicious. Their creamy flesh is an excellent dairy substitute in many dishes. They are also extremely versatile – they can be simply sliced on top of a salad or Mexican dish, blended to make awesome creams and sauces, smashed onto a toast, and the list goes on. This vegan-friendly avocado recipe book will show you many ways to enjoy this wonderful and unique fruit. From your early morning breakfast, through your afternoon snacks to your late night dinner, avocados can, and should be, part of any meal at any time of the day! - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Tags: vegan avocado recipes, vegan avocado cookbook, vegan avocado recipe book, vegetarian avocado recipes, vegetarian avocado recipe book, vegetarian avocado cookbook, avocado recipes for vegans, vegan friendly avocado recipes, plant based avocado recipes, recipes with avocado, avocado cookery, cooking with avocado, avocado cooking, vegan diet, vegan recipe book, vegan cookbook, vegan recipes, raw vegan recipes, raw vegan cookbook, plant based cookbooks, plant based diet, plant based diet cookbooks, plant based diet recipes, plant based recipes, plant based recipe book, plant based eating, plant based cooking, whole food plant based diet, whole food plant based cookbook, vegetarian cookbooks, vegetarian recipes, vegetarian recipe books, vegetarian cooking.

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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #398810 in eBooks
  • Published on: 2015-05-28
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21 Mouth Watering Grilled Steak Recipes That Will Unleash Your Inner Grill Master,

21 Mouth Watering Grilled Steak Recipes That Will Unleash Your Inner Grill Master, by Michael Raymond

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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #1092877 in eBooks
  • Published on: 2015-05-04
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My Favorite Recipes: Blank Cookbook (Beautiful Blank Cookbooks) (Volume 7), by The Lavender Patch

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**Makes a GREAT gift any Time of the Year!*** (Low Introductory Price) This lovely blank recipe book includes 72 pages for all your favorite recipes. Professionally designed, featuring colorful vegetables on a cutting board on the cover. Record all of your favorite recipes in this book. If the cover doesn't suit you, please feel free to browse through our other listings to find a design that features your personal taste or the preferences of the person you are buying this for. Have a great day! :)

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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #1049081 in Books
  • Published on: 2015-05-08
  • Original language: English
  • Dimensions: 11.00" h x .17" w x 8.50" l,
  • Binding: Paperback
  • 74 pages
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. I like that this cookbook allows you to rate the dish ... By Katelyn I like that this cookbook allows you to rate the dish and write down the nutritional information. That is very helpful to me because I count calories and its nice to pick a meal bases off of what I have left for the day. The only thing I don't like about this cookbook is the size. I was expecting something smaller like a JR. notepad size, or the standard 'book' size. This is the size of a full sheet of paper, which for me makes it difficult to store in the kitchen. If it was smaller dimensions I could throw it in a drawer, but instead I have to keep in a cabinet.

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Minggu, 22 Mei 2011

Momma's Treasures: The Only Cookbook You Will Need to Make Your Own Collection of Family Favorites,

Momma's Treasures: The Only Cookbook You Will Need to Make Your Own Collection of Family Favorites, by Patty Hensel

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Many kitchen artists learn their craft apprenticing with great chefs, taking culinary classes, or watching the endless barrage of reality cooking shows on TV. A few hone their talents by walking into a family kitchen with only simple ingredients available, and maybe with only a friend or two for an audience. These are the kind of cooks who learn from recipes passed down through generations, who use food as the centerpiece of social gatherings, and who see their kitchens as a place for successful parenting. This is the kind of cook you'll find in Patty Hensel, and Momma's Treasures is the kind of book you'll turn to again and again for your family, church, and social gatherings. Between these covers you'll find invaluable information on what every kitchen should have, suggestions for beverages everyone can enjoy, course recommendations from appetizers to desserts, and most importantly, sensible and easy-to-follow recipes that are wholesome, affordable, and time-tested. This is the only cookbook you will ever need, one that is meant to be dog-eared and stained, and a treasure to pass down to family and loved ones.

Momma's Treasures: The Only Cookbook You Will Need to Make Your Own Collection of Family Favorites, by Patty Hensel

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #3405853 in Books
  • Published on: 2015-05-15
  • Original language: English
  • Number of items: 1
  • Dimensions: 10.14" h x .85" w x 8.01" l, .0 pounds
  • Binding: Hardcover
  • 328 pages
Momma's Treasures: The Only Cookbook You Will Need to Make Your Own Collection of Family Favorites, by Patty Hensel

Review ''Comprehensive and resourceful. It will become the most used cookbook in your kitchen.'' --Tracey Wendt, owner of Good Things For All Seasons in downtown Grapevine, TX''Momma Hensel's cooking is truly the biggest gift your taste buds will ever receive! My childhood was filled with the familiar yet phenomenal dishes from Patty's kitchen. From parties to family dinners, she was our go-to place to fill our bellies. My mouth is watering right now just thinking about her toffee. You owe it to yourself to utilize these recipes.'' --Callie Seifried, life-time family friend''I have known Patty Hensel for over twenty years. We started out as neighbors and have become good friends over the years. Not only is Patty a good wife and mother, she is one of the best cooks I have ever met . . . And I come from a very large extended Italian family where food is one of the main reasons for living! Whether cooking for a school event for the kids, or dining out with our gourmet group, I always look forward to indulging in Patty's cuisine. It doesn't get much better than when Patty calls us up after their family has just finished dinner, and asks us if we would like to have some of the 'extra' food that she has prepared. My favorite dishes are her Lasagna and anything Tex-Mex. But her piéce de résistance is her home-made ''crab chowder!'' It is absolutely the best that I have ever tasted anywhere . . . hands down! So, I want to wish Patty a well-deserved congratulations on the publishing of new her cookbook. Her sharing of her delicious recipes with everyone else is long overdue. Buon Appetito!'' --Larry Compo, long-time friend and neighbor, Colleyville, TX

About the Author Patty Hensel has a passion for cooking and a love for entertaining guests. She is a native Texan, born in New Braunfels, and has been married to her husband Steve for over thirty-two years. They have two beautiful daughters and raised them in the same house for over twenty-five years. She understands deeply how hearth and home can define a family, as all of her childhood and motherhood memories started in the kitchen.


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Kamis, 19 Mei 2011

Eliminate Pain! How to get rid of arthritis and joint pain Naturally!, by M. Usman, John Davidson

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Are you worried about your arthritis problem? Is arthritis pain ruining your life? Does it make you feel useless and handicapped? Do you wish to live a healthy and normal life again? Now arthritis is not an issue of mystery anymore because it can be cured and treated well. Table of Contents 1. Introduction 2. What is Arthritis? 3. Types of Arthritis 4. Symptoms of Arthritis 5. Causes of Arthritis 6. Home Remedies for Arthritis 7. Lifestyle Changes During Arthritis 8. Physiotherapy Treatment for Arthritis 9. Foods to Eat During Arthritis 10. Foods to Avoid During Arthritis 11. Allopathic treatment for arthritis 12. Surgical Treatment for Arthritis 13. Photo Credits All your questions, concerns and queries are going to be answered through this book «How to get rid of arthritis and joint pain naturally». This book will give you a brief review of all the possible causes and treatments of arthritis. The book will provide you guideline regarding the lifestyle changes, eating habits, medical treatment, surgical treatment and natural remedies for arthritis. Having a detail look of this book will help you overcome the arthritis within no time.

Eliminate Pain! How to get rid of arthritis and joint pain Naturally!, by M. Usman, John Davidson

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #6102867 in Books
  • Published on: 2015-09-24
  • Original language: English
  • Number of items: 1
  • Dimensions: 9.00" h x .13" w x 6.00" l, .20 pounds
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  • 56 pages
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Minggu, 15 Mei 2011

Painting Their Portraits in Winter: Stories, by Myriam Gurba

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In this artfully crafted collection of new short stories by award-winning author Myriam Gurba, nothing is as it seems on the surface. A Mexican grandmother tells creepy yet fascinating ghost stories to her granddaughters as a way to make them sit still ("How Some Abuelitas Keep Their Chicana Granddaughters Still So That They Can Paint Their Portraits in Winter"). A Polish grandfather spends the night in a Mexican graveyard after a Día de Muertos celebration to discover if ghosts really do consume the food that has been left for them ("Even This Title Is a Ghost").

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A native Californian, Myriam Gurba earned a BA with honors from UC–Berkeley. Her writing has been published by Manic D Press, Future Tense, City Lights, and Seal Press. Her first book, Dahlia Season, won the Publishing Triangle's Edmund White Award for Debut Fiction and was shortlisted for a Lambda Literary Award. She blogs often for the Rumpus and Radar Productions.

Painting Their Portraits in Winter: Stories, by Myriam Gurba

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #114415 in Books
  • Published on: 2015-05-19
  • Original language: English
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  • Dimensions: 8.40" h x .50" w x 5.40" l, .0 pounds
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  • 160 pages
Painting Their Portraits in Winter: Stories, by Myriam Gurba

About the Author Myriam Gurba's writing has appeared in many anthologies including Best American Erotica (St. Martin's), Bottom's Up (Soft Skull), Secrets and Confidences (Seal), and Tough Girls (Black Books). A graduate of UC Berkekley, Gurba is currently a high school teacher living in Long Beach, California, home of Snoop Dogg and the Queen Mary.


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6 of 7 people found the following review helpful. A Stunning read! The original Mexican Goth Queen By Profedeambiente Painting Their Portraits in Winter is by the exhilarating new Chicana literary sensation Myrium Gurba. Think--twisted MexiPunk with abuelitas and la Muerte in her finest and cruelest S/M gear. Think young queer Chicana inspirations of Junot Diaz, Gayle Jones, Cisneros. The writing is impeccable. The rhythm of the language is so intoxicating, smooth as baby's flesh, and then with a turn of a screw it goes to the dark fertile places where horror, fantasy and possibilities roam. Not for the faint or sheltered, this is about fierce, bloody beauty in the splendor, squalor and suburban wasteland of Mexico and her scattered diasporic locations. The kind of book to read, teach, share and savor.

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Dark, Scary, Fantastic By Matthue Roth The stories in this book are beautiful and shocking. The characters can go, sometimes on the same page, from falling in love to recoiling in horror, or running from a gang shootout. It's about a young girl growing up, discovering the world she's always lived in and seeing it in a new light -- sometimes with big events (like the aforementioned shootout, or her first sexual experience), but more often with small moments that illuminate all the big things. There was a sentence in the first story (go on and read it, it's probably in the preview) that made me physically throw down the book and scream out.Mexico is a crazy place, and the world of this book catches it at its darkest and most electric.

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. I love the humor and the the stories By chloe vidana I have read this book about 5 times now. I love the humor and the the stories. I can relate to all of it.

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Rabu, 11 Mei 2011

Infuse: Oil, Spirit, Water, by Eric Prum, Josh Williams

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From the authors of Shake: A New Perspective on Cocktails comes Infuse, a recipe book filled with fresh and flavorful oil, spirit, and water infusions.Authors Eric Prum and Josh Williams’ passion for infusing oils, spirits and waters began one summer nearly a decade ago when the two first made peach-infused bourbon. They were awestruck. The seemingly simple process of adding fresh, local peaches to a Mason jar of Kentucky Bourbon, and infusing the mixture for a handful of weeks had somehow resulted in something so much greater than the sum of its parts.   In Infuse the authors share not only their favorite infusion recipes, but also how to use them in food and cocktails, like a spicy chili oil added to a grilled pizza bianca or a hot toddy spiked with the peach bourbon that started it all years ago. With more than 50 recipes for infusing oils, spirits and waters, Infuse provides instructions, quick tips and plenty of inspiration for how you can make delicious infusions part of your everyday.

Infuse: Oil, Spirit, Water, by Eric Prum, Josh Williams

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #22722 in Books
  • Brand: W&P Design
  • Published on: 2015-05-19
  • Released on: 2015-05-19
  • Original language: English
  • Number of items: 1
  • Dimensions: 8.49" h x .63" w x 8.56" l, .81 pounds
  • Binding: Paperback
  • 176 pages
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Review “Packed with over 50 recipes, [Infuse] transforms simple liquors, olive oils, and more into lush nectars that had us wondering how we ever lived without them.” – InStyle.com

About the Author ERIC PRUM and JOSH WILLIAMS have been best friends since they met on their first day of college at the University of Virginia. Today, they are partners in W&P Design, the company they co-founded in Brooklyn in 2012. W&P Design applies innovative design to the food and beverage world, with the simple mission of helping you eat and drink better (while having fun doing it). Among their most popular products are the Mason Shaker, a Mason jar cocktail shaker, and the Mason Tap, a unique pour spout for a Mason jar. W&P Design's products and recipes have been featured in the New York Times, Food & Wine, and Bon Appétit, among others. Eric and Josh are the authors of Shake: A New Perspective on Cocktails.


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56 of 62 people found the following review helpful. So Basic it's Embarrassing By Lauren M I'm so disappointed. The majority of these recipes call for no more technique than "shake in a mason jar." I count three syrups, a couple of overnight cold brews, and one buttered popcorn recipe. How is this a book about infusions? I wanted to legitimately infuse herbs and favors into shelf stable oils, vinegars, syrups and more. I wanted to know how sugar, salt, fat, time and temperature will affect the flavor and shelf life of my infusions. I want to know how to get the most flavor out of my fresh ingredients, and to preserve those favors all year. The recipes here won't keep more than three months, if that!Adding insult to injury, the writing is poor. The phrase "we've been known to..." appears frequently enough that you can see the authors are a little too proud of themselves at the moment.I will say the bourbon peaches look delicious, and there are a few other things I'll try. That's the only reason I gave it a second star. Otherwise, the hour it took me to read this book would have been better spent finding recipes on Pinterest. Also, I want my money back.

15 of 15 people found the following review helpful. Very basic infusing By Erica Easy, basic recipes..a lot of "combine ingredients and shake" directions. I was hoping to learn a bit more about the science and chemistry behind infusing but the book is really just simple recipes with nice photographs. Many of the infusions are not meant to last more than a few weeks which was disappointing. I purchased the kindle edition and found the layout to be very poorly designed..paragraphs would break in odd places leaving most of the page blank, pages would change when flipping back and forth, pictures paired with wrong recipes etc.

5 of 5 people found the following review helpful. Fun and easy infusions every home cook can enjoy By misplaced cajun Last year friends and W&P Design founders Eric Prum and Josh Williams burst onto the cookbook scene with their debut Shake: A New Perspective on Cocktails. Now they're back with Infuse: Oil, Spirit, Water the result of experimentation and brainstorming in infusing oils, spirits, and water that began over a decade ago (according to their intro) with the team's peach bourbon creation.The cookbook pairs fresh ingredients with exactly what the title describes - oils, spirits, and water - to create fun and easy blends every home cook can enjoy. From the Olio Santo - a Calabrian chile infused oil they suggest using on pizza bianca - and overnight Limoncello to a refreshing post work out Pineapple Mint Coconut Water, Prum and Williams have created a collection of simply executed but brilliantly flavored infusions.What I love about this book is how uncomplicated everything is. The most frequently required tool in making the recipes is a mason jar. That's it. A mason jar! Some of the recipes require muddling, others shaking, and others simply time. It's almost ridiculous how easy the recipes in this book really are - it kind of makes you wonder how you didn't think of some of them yourself!Most of the infusions also include paired recipes for their use - a Seared Feather Steak using the Garlic Confit Oil and a Spiced Peach Bourbon Old-Fashioned using the famed Peach Bourbon, for example. Others, like the Sunday Morning Reviver and the Jalapeño Spiked Grapefruit Water, are complete as is.After trying quite a few of the recipes including the fantastic Sriracha honey butter popcorn (which I topped with smoked salt!) and the blueberry maple syrup (over oatmeal rather than pancakes), I think I'm ready to even try some of my own infusions!If you're a fan of jazzing up dishes with flavorful condiments, wowing company with unique cocktails, or are just looking for ways to use your summer herb garden bounty, Infuse is a great addition to your cookbook collection!

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Senin, 09 Mei 2011

Island of Knowledge, by Linda Quiring

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In 1974 Linda Quiring moved to Salt Spring Island, British Columbia to 'find' herself. Salt Spring Island was one of the centers for the counter-culture movement in Canada; home to hippies and back-to-the-landers. Soon, Linda encountered an enlightened man, Sydney Banks, and became his first student. Together they wrote Island of Knowledge under Linda's authorship, detailing Syd's teachings and the profound changes those listening experienced in their lives, health and relationships. Sydney Banks would ultimately become renowned for his revelation of The Three Principles inherent in those teachings. Linda and Syd remained friends until his passing in 2009. Before his death, Syd approached Linda about the possibility of getting Island of Knowledge republished. However, embarrassed by the 'hippy' jargon of the 1970's, Syd asked that references to the times be changed. In deciding what should be left in, what changed, and what taken out, Linda and her publisher realized the book was in fact an important historical account of an amazing time and place and that to tamper with the integrity of the book would be a great disservice, thus it is republished exactly as is.

About the Author: Linda Quiring and her husband Bill live on a small farm on Salt Spring Island, British Columbia where they grow heritage apples and keep bees. Recently retired after 35 years making Artisan soaps and body care products, Linda is now working on her next book.

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Marta Maranda, despite not having the substance or behavioral addictions generally associated with rehab, checked herself into a five-week addiction treatment program--one week after a family member checked out--to discover her part in the dysfunction in her life.

Inspiring and personal, What It Looks Like tells the compelling tale of what led to her decision to enter rehab voluntarily and sober, her five weeks in the clinic alongside approximately seventy addicts, and the changes she made in her life following her stay. Her journey takes her inward on a quest of self-exploration and healing, out into the world as she makes her way through the wars, politics, history, sports, and spirituality that deeply altered her course, and finally home as she rebuilds her life piece by piece. Her reflections about America and the world pre and post 9/11 provide a rich context for anyone who believes that the choice to heal within also comes with the responsibility to help heal our world.

What It Looks Like is an intelligent story of accountability and vulnerability, awareness and acceptance, and, ultimately, transformation and redemption. Rich in detail and powerful stories, Marta Maranda's book will leave you feeling informed, enlightened, and emboldened to take your own steps toward changing and healing your life.

What It Looks Like: An awakening through love and trauma, war and music, sports and history, politics and spirituality, by Marta Maranda

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #3234728 in Books
  • Published on: 2015-09-08
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What It Looks Like: An awakening through love and trauma, war and music, sports and history, politics and spirituality, by Marta Maranda

About the Author A writer by nature, Marta Maranda earned a bachelor's degree in communications from the University of North Florida and undertook a year of post-graduate study at the University of Miami, where she hopes to complete her masters degree in psychology. Marta wrote her memoir, ''What It Looks Like,'' to inspire others to find their path to healing, and believes we all have the ability to transform our lives for the better. Originally from Miami Beach, she still calls Florida home.


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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Unique, Interesting and powerful By Wendy I think this is a very unique book. The ideas are well presented by the Author. Marta's perspective on the subject, Rehab, is very interesting.The idea of checking herself into Rehab was fascinating because for a person to go through all that process and try to find her place and try to understand the circumstances around her and all the things going on in her life, not many people would do it. I like how she embarks in that journey and then shares it so that it can help others to find healing, change, to make a person think and reflect about their own lives, how they can transform their lives. Very interesting all the information she shares not only about her experience in Rehab but about the other people with her.What it looks like, a book I totally recommend, a great journey, lots of things we can learn and take for our own lives, informative, sincere, powerful, well explained and presented.

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Kamis, 05 Mei 2011

50 Ways to Ruin a Rake (Rakes and Rogues), by Jade Lee

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USA Today bestselling author Jade Lee delights readers with the first in a vibrant, saucy Regency romances series.

Mellie Smithson has a plan...

Mellie Smithson is trapped in the country with no suitors and no prospects on the horizon except, perhaps, the exasperating-although admittedly handsome-guest of her father. Unwilling to settle, Mellie will do anything to escape to London...

Trevor Anaedsley has a problem...

Trevor Anaedsley's grandfather has cut off his funds until he gets engaged. Beset by creditors, Trevor escapes to the country-ostensibly to visit his old tutor Mr. Smithson-where he meets Smithson's lovely daughter Mellie. The obvious solution is suddenly before him-but will this fake engagement go as Trevor and Mellie plan? Or will they find that even the best laid plans often go awry?

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Rakes and Rogues Series: 50 Ways to Ruin a Rake (Book 1) One Rogue at a Time (Book 2)The Richer the Rogue (Book 3)

Praise for 50 Ways to Ruin a Rake: "Lee creates a wonderful read full of madness and mayhem..." -RT Book Reviews, 4½ Stars "With its wonderfully whimsical characters and fanciful plot, Lee's latest...is tailor-made for readers who like their Regency-set historicals served up with plenty of frothy fun." -Booklist"Full of witty banter and steamy love scenes, Lee will keep you entranced until the very end." -Historical Romance Lover, 5 Stars

50 Ways to Ruin a Rake (Rakes and Rogues), by Jade Lee

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #1575248 in Books
  • Brand: Lee, Jade
  • Published on: 2015-05-05
  • Released on: 2015-05-05
  • Original language: English
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50 Ways to Ruin a Rake (Rakes and Rogues), by Jade Lee

Review "I give this book 4.5 stars. I would recommend it to anyone that is interested in Historical Romances. This book is filled with laughter." - Pricilla's Bookshelf"[A] fun and naughty historical romance. " - Libromancer's Apprentice"[A] hilarious, yet sexy, historical romance that will leave readers with a smile on their faces. " - Romance Junkies"Full of witty banter and steamy love scenes, Lee will keep you entranced until the very end. 5 Stars." - Historical Romance Lover"Such a fun read! ...I can't wait to see this series continue. *gobble gobble*" - Book Boudoir"Lee creates a wonderful read full of madness and mayhem..." - RT Book Reviews, 4 1/2 Stars"With its wonderfully whimsical characters and fanciful plot, Lee's latest...is tailor-made for readers who like their Regency-set historicals served up with plenty of frothy fun." - Booklist

About the Author USA Today bestselling author Jade Lee has been scripting love stories since she first picked up a set of paper dolls. Ball gowns and rakish lords caught her attention early (thank you Georgette Heyer), and her fascination with the Regency began. An author of more than 30 romance novels and winner of dozens of industry awards, she finally gets to play in the best girl-heaven place of all: a Bridal Salon! In her new series, four women find love as they dress the most beautiful brides in England. Lee lives in Champaign, Illinois.

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One

Make a plan, be sure of it, and do not deviate.

There are certain things a woman knows. She knows what the weather will be based on how easily her hair settles into the pins. She knows when the cook has quarreled with the butler by the taste of the morning eggs. And she knows when a man will completely upset her day.

And right now, that man was walking up her front drive as easy as if he expected to be welcomed.

Melinda Smithson bolted out of her bedroom where she'd been fighting with her curls-again-and rushed downstairs. "I'm just going for a quick walk!" she said much too brightly to their butler as she made it to the front door. Rowe hadn't even the time to reach for her gloves when she snatched her gardening bonnet off the table and headed outside. She had to get to the odious man before he rounded the rock and came into view from her father's laboratory. If her papa saw him, she would be done for. So she ran as fast as her legs could carry her.

She rounded the bend at the same moment he arrived at the rock. One step more, and she was doomed.

"Oh no, Mr. Anaedsley. Not today. You cannot come here today." She said the words breathlessly, but she punctuated with a severe tug on her bonnet. So hard, in fact, that three pins dug painfully into her scalp.

Mr. Anaedsley had been whistling, but now he drew up short. "You've punched your thumb through your bonnet." He spoke with a charming smile that made her grind her teeth in frustration. Everything about the man was charming, from his reddish-brown hair to the freckles that dotted his cheeks to the rich green of his eyes. An annoyance dressed as a prince of the realm, for all that he had no courtesy title. He was the son and heir of the Duke of Timby, and she hated him with a passion that bordered on insanity.

Unfortunately, he was right. She'd punched her thumb clean through the straw brim of her bonnet.

"Yes, I have," she said as she stepped directly in front of him. He would not pass around the rock. He simply wouldn't. "And that is one more crime I lay at your feet."

"A crime?" he replied. "To poke a hole in that ugly thing? Really, Miss Smithson, I call it more a mercy. The sun should not shine on something that hideous."

It was hideous, which was why it was her gardening bonnet. "The sun is not supposed to shine on my face either, so it is this ugly thing or stay inside."

"Come now, Miss Smithson," he said as he held out his arm to escort her. "I am well aware that you have dozens of fetching bonnets-"

"But this was the one at hand." She ignored his arm and stared intimidatingly at him. Or at least she tried to. But he was a good six inches taller than her. Average for a man, but for her he was quite the perfect height. Not too tall as to dwarf her, but large enough to be handsome in his coat of bottle-green superfine. It brought out his eyes, which were made all the more stunning by the sunlight that shone full on his face.

"Shall we amble up your beautiful drive and fetch you a pretty bonnet?"

"No, Mr. Anaedsley, we shall not. Because you shall not come to the house today. Any other day, you will be very welcome. But not today."

His brows drew together in worry. "Is your father ill? Is there something amiss? Tell me, Miss Smithson. What can I do to help?"

It was the right thing to say. Of course it was because he always knew the right thing to say. Her father's health was precarious these days, a cough plaguing him despite all attempts to physic him. She might have ignored his words as simple politeness, but she saw genuine worry in his eyes. She couldn't help but soften toward him.

"Papa is the same as before. It's worst at night-"

"The gypsy tincture didn't help then." He took her arm and gently eased her hand into the crook of his elbow. Her fingers were placed there before she even realized it. "I'll ask a doctor friend I know as soon as I return to London. He may-"

She dug in her feet, tugging backward on his arm. He raised a perfect eyebrow in query, but she flashed him a warm smile. "An excellent idea. You should go there right now. In fact, pray fetch the doctor here."

His eyebrows rose in alarm. "I shall write down the man's direction and a message. You can send a footman-"

"No, sir. You must go yourself. Right now. It is most urgent."

He flashed her his dimple. Damn him for having such a very attractive dimple. "Now why do I get the feeling that you're trying to rush me away?"

"Because the first thing I said to you was go away!"

He cocked his head, and his expression grew even more delightful. She would swear she saw a twinkle in his eyes. "Miss Smithson, I thought you were a scientist. The first thing you said to me was, ‘Oh no, Mr. Anaedsley, not today.'"

"Well, there you have it. Go away. We are not receiving callers."

And then, just to make a liar of her, her uncle's carriage trotted up the path. Four horses-matched chestnuts-stepping smartly as they pulled her uncle's polished, gilded monstrosity. And inside waving cheerily was her cousin Ronnie. Half cousin, actually, and she waved halfheartedly at the wan fop.

"It appears, Miss Smithson, that we have been spotted. I'm afraid politeness requires that I make my bow."

"No, we haven't!" She'd used the distraction to pull them back from the rock. They were, in fact, completely shielded from all windows of the Smithson residence including the laboratory. "Ronnie doesn't count. And he certainly doesn't care if you greet him or not. The most powerful snub only seems to inspire him to greater heights of poetry."

"A poet is he?"

"Yes," she groaned. "A good one too." Which made it all the worse.

"Ah. Your suitor, I assume?"

"Suitor" was too simple a word for her relationship with Ronnie, which involved a lot of private family history. "He's my cousin. Well, half cousin, as my father and uncle had different mothers. But he has convinced himself that we are fated to be wed."

"And as a practical woman of science, you do not believe in fate."

She didn't believe in a lot of things, but at the top of the list was Ronnie's fantasy. He thought fate had cast them as prince and princess in a make-believe future. She thought her cousin's obsession with her silly at best, but more likely a dark and dangerous thing. "I do not wish to wed the man," she said baldly.

"Well, the solution is obvious then, isn't it? I shall join you today as an afternoon caller, and Ronnie will not be able to press his suit upon you."

"That would be lovely," she said sourly, "if you actually did as you say. But we both know what will really happen."

"We do?" he countered, all innocence.

She tossed him her most irritated, ugly, and angry look, but it did absolutely nothing to diminish his smile. "Oh leave off, Mr. Anaedsley, I haven't the time for it today."

"But-" he began. She roughly jerked her hand from his arm and stepped away to glare at him.

"Five minutes after greeting everyone, my father will be excited to learn about your latest experiment."

"Actually, it is your father's experiment. I only execute the task he requests-"

"Two minutes after that," she continued as if he hadn't spoken, "the two of you will wander off to his laboratory. Uncle will follow, and I shall be left alone. With Ronnie." She spoke her cousin's name as she might refer to one of her father's experiments gone horribly wrong.

"Perhaps your uncle will remain-"

"Uncle desires the union above all things."

Clearly, she'd flummoxed him. He didn't even bother denying his plan to disappear with her father. And yet the more she glared at him, the more his expression shifted to one of charming apology. That was always the way with him. She'd even taken to calling him Lord Charming in her thoughts, and as she was not a woman prone to fairy tales, the name was not a positive one.

"I see your problem, Miss Smithson," he finally said. "Unfortunately, when I said we had been spotted, I wasn't referring to your half cousin."

She blinked. "What?"

His eyes lit up with genuine warmth as he gestured behind her. Then, before she could spin around, he opened his arms in true delight.

"Mr. Smithson, how absolutely wonderful to see you out and about. Why your daughter was just telling me that she feared for your existence. Was begging me to bring in a London physician-"

"What?" her father said as he strolled down the drive toward them. "Mellie, I've told you I'm right as rain."

"Papa? Where did you come from?"

"Down at Mr. Wilks's barn. Been looking at the sheep to see if the lice powder worked."

Damn it all! She should have known he'd be inspecting the neighbor's sheep. They were the subjects of his current experiment, after all. And naturally he'd be there instead of in his lab where he'd promised to look at what she'd done. "But you have been ill," she said, rather than snap at him for ignoring her latest chemical experiment. "You complain of the rain. It makes your joints ache."

"Well, that's what old men do, my dear." Then her papa turned to Lord Charming and embraced him as if the man were a lost son. It had always been this way between them, starting from when her father had been Mr. Anaedsley's tutor more than a decade ago. The two adored each other, and it was so pure a love that she couldn't even be jealous of it.

Well, she shouldn't be jealous, but she was. Especially as she knew that her plans for the day were doomed. The two would go off with her uncle and leave her with Ronnie. And worse, the main purpose of the day-the sole reason she had asked for her uncle and cousin to visit this afternoon-was completely destroyed.

And it was all Mr. Anaedsley's fault.

* * *

Trevor Harrison Anaedsley, grandson to the Duke of Timby, was not a fool, though he often chose to appear one in public. In truth, he had an engineering mind-set that led him to see how people fit together, one with another, such that society marched at a steady, appropriate, even mechanical pace.

And today, Miss Melinda Smithson did not fit. Her cogs were out of order-likely a female thing-and would rapidly be put to rights with the correct application of lubricant. Except, of course, he had already tried compliments and charm-his usual method of easing the social machinery-and she was even more out of sorts, glaring at him even as he embraced her father.

"Papa," she said with a false amount of cheer, "I know it's lovely that Mr. Anaedsley is here, but today isn't a good day. It's a family reunion of sorts, and he would be bored to distraction."

"What?" her father asked, blinking owlishly at his daughter.

"Family reunion. Mr. Anaedsley is de trop." Her words were heavy with extra meaning, and for a moment Trevor feared he was about to be tossed out. That would be a problem for him. A massive problem, in fact, as he could not return to London for two days at a minimum. Three would be better.

But he needn't have feared. Her father blinked dumbly at his daughter, then waved away her concerns with a snort of derision. "Don't be ridiculous. Honestly, Mellie, I don't know why you fuss so. I'll talk to your uncle while you younger folk entertain yourselves."

"A capital idea!" Trevor cried.

"A terrible idea," Miss Smithson snapped, her voice much more strident than usual. "Papa, I wish to be there when you speak with Uncle."

"Nonsense. I can tell him all about your frippery."

"It's not frippery!"

"Of course not, dear. I shouldn't have suggested such a thing." And then in the way of a very absentminded father, Mr. Smithson touched Trevor on the arm and guided him toward the house. "I'm so glad you're here, my boy. I want to tell you about my latest experiment. Do you recall my cream against ticks? I was just now inspecting the effects on the sheep, and I'm afraid the results are rather disappointing. I thought perhaps you could give my formula a once-over."

"It would be my great pleasure," Trevor answered honestly. He fell into step with the man while stifling the guilt he felt at Miss Smithson's glare.

Once, he would have found a polite way to delay her father, thereby restoring peace between the three of them, or at least to Miss Smithson. But his circumstances had become so desperate that a woman's temper barely caught his attention anymore.

How low he'd sunk to feel such a way. And how desperately he needed a solution beyond food and lodging for three more days.

But this was all he had right now, so he embraced it with good cheer, entering into a scientific discussion about sheep ticks and softening wool before it was even sheered. Ten minutes later, the discussion was so detailed that he barely noticed their arrival at his mentor's home. If it weren't for the interruption by something the size of a small bear, he might not have noticed at all. But a behemoth did push him aside, Mr. Smithson's notebook went flying, and then the massive man abruptly pushed Miss Smithson right back out the door. His voice brooked no disobedience as he cried, "Quick! Outside. Right now!"

"Ronnie!" Miss Smithson exclaimed, and she might have toppled if Trevor hadn't grabbed her elbow. As it was, he dug his fingers too deeply into her arm, and she would likely sport bruises. But at least she didn't tumble into the dirt. Or become completely flattened by the beast of a man whom he now gathered was her cousin and suitor, Ronnie.

Meanwhile, the behemoth in question was tilting her head up toward his face. Miss Smithson gasped, and for a moment Trevor thought the man intended to kiss her. Right there, on the doorstep in front of family and servants.

"I say, Ronnie," began Mr. Smithson.

"Silence!" the man commanded.

Trevor felt his fists bunch as he calculated the most vulnerable spots on the beast's body. He might not have interfered, but Miss Smithson had made her desires to not wed this man quite clear. If this Ronnie intended to make inappropriate advances-and on the front step, no less-then Trevor intended to set the man straight.

Then another voice interrupted the excitement-a man's voice, deep and slow, but no less clear. "Oh, for God's sake, just let him look. He's been prattling on about the color of her eyes for three days."

"My eyes?" Miss Smithson cried.

"Yes," said Ronnie, the word clipped and his expression intent.

And sure enough, as everyone watched, Ronnie took hold of Miss Smithson's head in his massive paws and turned her into and out of the sunlight.

Back somewhere in the hall, Mr. Smithson snorted as he bent to recover his fallen notebook. The newcomer-presumably Ronnie's father-echoed the sound before asking after some new shipment to the Smithson's wine cellar. Trevor, on the other hand, didn't relax until he saw the butler calmly turn aside to hand off hats and coats to a waiting footman. Family might well discount the danger, but servants always knew. If the Smithson's butler saw nothing untoward, then Trevor could relax his fist.

He did, easing his grip on her elbow as well. But he stayed right by her side while her bizarre cousin continued to twist her head one way and the other as he stared intently at her face.

Meanwhile, Miss Smithson rapidly got tired of being manhandled. "They're brown, Ronnie," she snapped as she tried to pull away. She had more hope of pushing aside a boulder.

"Of course they're brown," her cousin agreed. And yet he continued to study her as...well, as Mr. Smithson studied his insects. "To the baker, they're brown. To a lovesick stable boy, they're brown. But to me, sweet Mellie, they are decidedly more interesting than brown." He actually sneered the color.

Trevor felt his irritation run away with him. Was the man a Bedlamite? "But they are brown," he said.

The behemoth shot him a triumphant glare. "Exactly my point."

Miss Smithson made a very loud sigh. "Ronnie-"

"You see," her cousin continued, riding directly over her words. "Your eyes are a kind of mink color in darkness-"

"You can't see them in the dark," she said. Exactly what Trevor would have said.

"In shadow then. But in the sun..." He twisted her head such that the light fell directly on her face. Then he exhaled as one might breathe when in the Sistine Chapel-with awe and amazement. "I was thinking mahogany, but that's not it, not it at all. They're like cat's eyes."

Miss Smithson pursed her lips. "Yellow and slitted?"

"Not a real cat. The stone. Cat's eye stones. Brown, but with striations of gold, not in a slitted line, but more like in a circle. A radiating circle. No, that's not right." He dropped his hands with a huff. "It's most difficult."

Finally released from her cousin's grip, Miss Smithson took a deep breath and straightened upright. She wasn't that tall, but she did have a fierce expression in her eyes-her golden-brown eyes, he reluctantly noted-as she glared at her cousin.

"Ronnie, you didn't have to grab me like that. You could have just asked me to step into the sunlight."

"What?" her cousin said, his brow furrowed in thought. "Your eyes are most difficult, you know. I would just call them cat's eye brown, but that's a double metaphor, you know. The stone is a metaphor for the animal. And the stone would be a metaphor for your eyes. Bad poetry, that."

"Yes," Miss Smithson said, obviously not caring in the least. "Very bad."

"I'd use the chrysoberyl and say damn to the boys who'd have to look up the word, but it would be impossible to rhyme. And besides, the word looks so odd on the page. No one would know how to pronounce it, and the moment they're thinking of that, they've lost the beauty of the poetry." Then he looked back at her. "Though, of course, you know what chrysoberyl is, and the poem is for you-"

"I also know what color my eyes are," she said as she turned to the house. Then she paused to shoot her cousin an irritated glower. "May I go inside now?"

Her sarcasm was lost on the bear suddenly looking at her bonnet. "There's a hole in your bonnet. Did you not notice?"

Which is the exact moment that Miss Smithson's anger shifted right back to Trevor. Her gaze caught his, and he would swear those gold and mahogany eyes shot darts at him. "Yes, Ronnie, I knew."

"Oh. Is it a new female style? To punch holes-"

"No, Ronnie." Stomping past Trevor, she ripped off her broken bonnet and handed it to the butler. "Come inside, Ronnie. You've seen what..." And then she took a quick step forward, her gaze shooting down the hall. "No, Papa! You promised I could be there!"

It took a moment for Trevor to realize what had happened. Looking far down the hallway, he saw Miss Smithson's father and uncle as they headed for the laboratory.

"You children amuse yourselves for a bit, will you?" came her father's answer.

Meanwhile, Trevor naturally took steps to follow them. After all, the happiest days of his life had been spent in Mr. Smithson's laboratory. Not here, of course. The Smithsons hadn't come into their money until recently. But years ago, Mr. Smithson had been his tutor, and the laboratory had been on Trevor's estate. But here or there, the principle was the same: science, experimentation, and a place where a man could cut or boil or blow things up in perfect peace. And Mr. Smithson had said he was welcome at any time.

"Don't you dare," hissed the lady from beside him.

"But-"

"If you abandon me to Ronnie, then I swear I shall find a way to pour itching powder onto all your clothes. I'll bleach your cravats white. And...and I'll-"

He held up his hand before she could think of more dastardly things to do with his attire. "I believe your father said we should amuse ourselves."

She folded her arms right beneath her bosom. It would have been quite attractive if she weren't glaring at him. "Do not leave-"

"And I, for one, believe I shall be best amused in the laboratory."

"Of all the selfish-"

"You as well, I think. Isn't that what you wanted, Miss Smithson? To go into the laboratory with your father and uncle? To explain something to them, I believe. About a frippery?"

"It's not a frippery!"

He held up his hands, seeing that she had completely lost her temper. And no wonder, what with being manhandled by her cousin for her eye color. "Whatever it is, you will best be entertained in the laboratory, yes?" He held out his arm. "Shall we go?"

She hesitated, biting her lip before looking at him with disturbingly real tears in her eyes. "Please, sir. Please, I beg of you. Can you not just leave and come back tomorrow? You have overset everything!"

He huffed, disturbed that she seemed sincere in her distress. "What exactly have I overset?"

She pressed her lips together, clearly unwilling to tell. But in this, the mystery was solved by the no-longer-distracted Ronnie.

"Oh, she wants to show us her formula for a new women's cream. Big secret. Excellent market potential. Women by the scores will be buying it."

She spun around, her mouth ajar. "Ronnie!"

The bear simply shrugged. "Well, it's not as if the lordling is going to manufacture it himself."

A women's cream? Certainly not. But he didn't say that aloud, as he would likely learn more if he kept silent. And sure enough, the argument continued without him prompting it at all.

"That's not the point!" Miss Smithson exclaimed. "This is my formula. I should be the one who decides who gets to know about it. And most especially, how I will sell it."

Clearly, he was not to be included in her intimate circle.

The bear merely smiled as he leaned against the wall. "What she doesn't realize is that she doesn't need to prove her formula. Father likes the idea and thinks it a capital thing to take to market."

"He does?" she cried, clearly excited. "But that's...that's-"

"Capital!" Trevor completed when the appropriate word seemed to escape her. "It means you need not demonstrate your formula. Your uncle is ready to market it whether or not I find out about it." Which meant that she would go back to not throwing him out, and he could happily spend the next few days in the laboratory with her father.

"Not exactly," interrupted Ronnie. Irritating fellow.

"What?" Miss Smithson asked. "What do you mean?"

"Weeeell," answered her cousin, slowing down his words in the way of a natural-born storyteller. "We need the formula."

The lady shook her head. "Not until...until..." She glanced his way, clearly uncomfortable with speaking such personal details in front of him. Fortunately, Ronnie had no such qualms.

"She won't give over the formula unless the profits go to her."

"Well, that seems fair," Trevor said. After all, that was the point of creating a new product, wasn't it?

"Of course it's fair!" she said. "But Papa thinks a lady shouldn't have her own money. Shouldn't run a factory or be known to create formulas."

Trevor nodded. "Well, it is somewhat unusual. I wouldn't think you'd want to run the factory in any event. Nasty places, noisy and crammed full with unwashed people."

She rounded on him. "That's not the point!"

"But it is the point," interrupted Ronnie. "What you want is unnatural, Mellie."

Trevor heard her grind her teeth. It was quite audible. And then she spoke, each word spit out like tiny rocks.

"I won't give over the formula any other way."

"And neither of our fathers will put the money in your name."

She exhaled slowly. Loudly. "Ronnie-"

"But there is one way you can have what you want. One solution that will make everyone happy." He stepped closer, his eyes wide and his expression earnest. And he was such a large man that he by necessity shouldered Trevor aside even as he blocked the sun from the room.

"Ronnie," she began, clearly knowing what was about to happen. But Trevor didn't know. And he was suddenly very interested to find out.

"It's our destiny. Has been since the day I was born."

"No-"

The man dropped down to one knee. He went hard, the thud of impact on the marble echoed in the foyer, but the bear didn't even wince. His eyes were all for his cousin as he captured her hands.

"Marry me, Mellie. I could tell you as many romantic things as you want. I can talk about your beauty and write poetry-"

"You have been writing-"

"But that hasn't worked. So let me speak as my father does. Marry me, and the business will naturally come to both of us. I'll let you have all the money you want. You can run it or hire someone else to do it. You can have as large a laboratory as you like. Your own place, and you won't have to keep cleaning up your father's messes."

Trevor could see that she wanted to stop him. He saw her lashes blink away tears, not of love, but of frustration and despair. And yet, she didn't say anything, and the damned poet kept talking.

"I love you, Mellie. I always have. And even if you don't feel the same way right now, even you must see how very perfect we are for one another. Please," he said as he pressed his mouth to her knuckles. "Please be my bride."

Which is when-for no reason whatsoever-Trevor punched the man, knocking him flat.


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19 of 20 people found the following review helpful. Let down! By Lennette Daniels I didn’t like this book at all. The cover was nice but the story left much to be desired.SPOILER ALERT!!!!I didn’t like the main characters. At first Melinda starts out as a strong woman taking control of her destiny. She won’t give her uncle her cosmetic formula because she wants the money for herself so she can go to London and find someone who will love her so she isn’t stuck marrying her cousin Ronnie. This sounds good but several times throughout the story she says that Ronnie will probably be the one she winds up marrying even though she doesn’t want to. If she is strong enough to stand up to her family, why would she later give in and marry Ronnie?Also, I didn’t like how she later is willing to give the formula over to a man so he can make lots of money and she would be his mistress. What happened to wanting the money so she can control her own life?I also don’t like how she gives herself to Trevor when he is drunk and leaves when he is asleep and then gets mad when he doesn’t act like she wants. She also complains a lot about the duel that Trevor and Ronnie fought in the beginning of the book but then later makes a spectacle of herself. I felt that for a woman who was strong enough to fight for what she wanted – a chance to go to London to find someone to love her – she is awfully quick to give up on the man she loves and accept someone who doesn’t love her and never will.As for Trevor, he is selfish and continuously refers to Melinda as being “beneath him”. He also caves to Eleanor’s suggestion and abandons her once they get to England. He also says no kissing but then keeps kissing her and being intimate. Even after he decided he wants her, he never has a conversation with Melinda to if that is what she wants. He just assumes to know what she wants because of the deal they made – which he convinced her to make. He should have known then that she didn’t really want the deal.As far as the secondary characters, they were irritating. Her father was a jerk who doesn’t know his own daughter. Ronnie is an idiot. Her uncle is a bully. Eleanor acts like she is jealous and wants Trevor for herself.I also don’t like how there was no epilogue to tell us if Trevor ever makes it right with his family

11 of 12 people found the following review helpful. Too much extraneous stuff, not enough romance By Janell Sutherland This book contains two tropes that I love: the fake engagement, and grooming a country girl to blend in with the ton. I liked the setup, but I didn’t quite fall for the romance.Mellie’s father is a scientist, and their experiments have led to some lucrative formulas, including a bleach to turn muslin white. Her uncle owns a fabric factory, and the partnership means that everyone is rich. Mellie is expected to marry her cousin Ronnie. She’s also expected to turn over her personal formula for a woman’s skin cream, because as a woman, she shouldn’t have her own income and property. She’s not happy with the decisions thrust upon her, and she’s planning to earn her own money and escape.Trevor is the grandson of a duke, and his father is still alive, which means that he’s third in line and doesn’t even have an honorary title. He’s Mr. Anaedsley, and he’s been a student of Mellie’s father for years, because as the grandson of a duke he doesn’t have much else to do other than random science projects. His dear old grandpa wants Trevor to secure the line, so to speak, and has cut him off financially until Trevor gets married. Trevor is now broke, relying upon the hospitality of society, waiting for some investments to come in.When Mellie is refusing her cousin’s marriage proposal once again, Trevor sees a solution for both of them: a fake engagement. That will release his grandfather’s purse strings and allow Mellie to travel to London as his fiancee. She can meet all the eligible bachelors, then break the engagement and marry a real man. She reluctantly agrees, because, well, why not?The tone of this book is almost satirical, with over-the-top scenes and characters. Cousin Ronnie is forever spouting poetry and challenging Trevor to a duel; Mellie is presented to society as a “Cricket Princess” because, without a quirky title, the ton will find her too boring to accept; and there’s a prolonged appearance by a turkey. I really, really disliked the Cricket Princess schtick. Mellie agreed because she decided that society was a game that she’d been invited to play, which made it seem even more superficial than in other books. Plus, her sponsor spent days (weeks?) planning elaborate, insect-inspired gowns, but after one ball the whole scheme seemed to fade and the outfits were barely mentioned again. What a waste.Trevor was also kind of a waste. He seemed to fall in love with Mellie because she kissed really well. She was so responsive that he dreamed of all the other things he could do to her, and it would take years to accomplish them all. Sure, she was smart and competent and independent, but he seemed to crave her body more than anything. For her part, Mellie wanted Trevor because she knew him really well and she felt comfortable with him. They didn’t have a chance to really spend time together, so I just wasn’t feeling their connection.I think that, for me, there was too much extraneous stuff, and not enough romance.Rating: C+This review was originally posted on Red Hot Books at: [...]Review copy provided by the publisher

7 of 7 people found the following review helpful. So romantic and passionate By Melissa Jade Lee's latest novel 50 Ways to Ruin a Rake is one of her very best. It's a story of self-discovery, and bold decisions and the sweet journey of falling madly in love with your soul mate.Mellie Smithson is a scientist. She is quite smart having created a chemical to dye muslin, used in the family mill and she has also invented a face crème for women. She lives in the country with her somewhat absent minded father who is also a scientist. She has recently come into some money and believes her face crème can bring more money into her coffers. She wants a measure of independence but not loneliness, for she has a secret wish to have a man to love and a family and she knows London would be her best option in finding a husband.Mellie's father and uncle have other plans for her. They want her to marry her cousin Ronnie a poet speaking giant of a man. He has developed a tender for Mellie and he has cultivated it over years with endless poems.Coming to Mellie's aid is Trevor Anaedsley, a man she has known practically her whole life. Her father was Trevor's tutor. Trevor's funds have been cut off by his grandfather, a duke who wants him to find a woman and marry. Trevor has come up with the perfect idea, he and Mellie will become engaged; he promises she can cry off before the wedding. He will get his money and he will help her find a husband in London, one who will appreciate her scientific mind.So begins a relationship that both thought would be all business but becomes so much more. The leads have bickered in the past with light hearted teasing but one kiss changes their view of the other. Suddenly Trevor finds Mellie absolutely fascinating but she is not of the peerage and he does not believe he or Mellie will be happy in a ton marriage yet he is decidedly not happy introducing her to potential husbands.Mellie has discovered her sensual nature and there is wonder when she is with Trevor. He is charming, generous and affectionate. The men in the ton are just not as exciting or as perfect as Trevor.The author shows how and why these two leads fall in love. There are long glances and subtle touches and not so subtle ones too. There's stimulating conversation and humor between the leads. There's whimsy and heartbreak too. I found myself turning the pages late into the night with this story. A definite keeper.

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