Series: How To
by Author Cassie Mae
How to Seduce a Band Geek (2014)
Actual Rating: 3.5I hated Sierra, especially in the first third of the book she was unbearable, I really couldn't stand her. Maybe because I'm male and not in high school, but I really couldn't her at all. To the end of the book the character got better in my eyes and the whole story shifted a bi...
How to Ravish a Rake (2012)
Amy is a wallflower who has decided that this will be her last Season and is determined to get away from her unflattering reputation. She shares her dress design drawings and everyone loves them, therefore making her the fashion darling of the Season. Will, Hawk's younger brother, has returned ho...
Consigli di fascino (2013)
I began the book hopefully enough. A charming rogue, a witty, but not entirely inexperienced, debutante. But after the first chapter it descended into the same bland, mildly offensive rubbish that seems to be acceptable in historical romances of late. I don't know why, in this day and age, we can...
How to Date a Nerd (2013)
Oh yeah right. This is my first review on goodreads.i never disappointed when my friend gave me a recommendations. (Say thanks to my bestfriend Something_personal)4 reasons why i loved this book: 1. Cute man ever. Love Zak to death. he is cute when he blushed or getting nervous2. the story is no...
How to Marry a Duke (2011)
In Vicky Dreiling's debut in the historical romance series, she takes us on a journey of two hearts. Tristan Gatewick, the Duke of Shelbourne, is in need to marry and to have a heir. And when he seeks out Tessa Mansfield, the notorious matchmaker, he's in for a surprise. Tristan doesn't want to m...
Le regole del corteggiamento (2014)
This novel is perfectly in keeping with the historical romance genre. There is a dashing hero, Duke Sherbourne and a luscious heroine Tessa Mansfield. This is a tale of gradual escalation in heat and lust between them. It is of course a forbidden love as Tessa is the Duke’s matchmaker and is in t...
Cesaretin Var mı? (2013)
I used to read historicals all the time, then I got burned out on them and switched to other genres. Vicky Dreilling's HOW TO MARY A DUKE, is the first one that has really caught my attention. I love that she took something a current as The Bachelor and moved it to regency England. Her characters...