Lissa: Sugar & Spice (The Wilde Sisters)

Beautifully written, I laughed and cried at the happenings and dialogue between The main stars of the book. It was well written and I highly recommend you read all the books in the series. It is a stand alone story but if you read the other stories you will understand the family dynamics.

Sugar: sweet kisses, delicious food, doggie lips, loving family, respectful neighbors and cowboys. Talent. Intelligence. Wisdom. Caring. Spice: passionate sex. Hot lust. Wanting, hungry looks. Sharp words. Sarcasm. Biting wit. Hurtful comments. Pain. All this and more can be found in this Wilde edition. Loved it. And there is more to come. Yay!

Enjoyed this series of strong and loving women and the men they fell in love with. Now a juicier story

LISSA: SUGAR & SPICE by author Sandra Marton is a March 2014 release. Lissa Wilde is wild and funny! I loved reading this story and catching up to all the Wildes. Sandra Marton takes us on a scorching hot and steamy ride with Lissa!

Typical love story with steamy parts that held my interest. Read all three books in the Wilde Sisters series, all with predictable endings. Only gave it a 3 star due to the spelling and grammatical errors. Good read in between novels and would recommend to freinds.

Lissa is a classically-trained chef who can't find a job in L.A. Nick Gentry is an A-list actor, hiding on his Montana ranch after a terrible accident. When she unknowingly takes a job as the cook on his ranch, sparks fly. Their instant animosity and attraction puts both of them in uncharted territory. Will they give in to the growing heat between them? Can Lissa help Nick heal his emotional scars and learn to deal with the physical ones? I could tell from the beginning that this was the last book in a series--all her brothers and sisters were married or engaged already. But it didn't seem to matter much for this story. Pretty stand-alone. I really liked this book. Lissa was a fun character (though how ANYONE can eat a box of See's candy and two pints of ice cream in one sitting and still be fit is beyond me.) Although she came from a wealthy family, she didn't want to rely on her family name to get a job. She had principles and a great work ethic and she was personable and totally relatable. Nick was seriously hot (scars on leg only) He did seem to move fast emotionally (for a guy) where Lissa was concerned but I put that down to right place, right time: he was ready and she was perfect for him. I liked their banter, even the insults they traded back and forth. There was a moment toward the end that caused a misunderstanding between the two of them that I found false: ********MINOR SPOILER: Why did his PR person change his phone number. Also, wouldn't you watch the whole news report? I wouldn't have been able to look away--like a train wreck. Maybe I'm more of a masochist than she is. She might have figured out what was going on if she'd watched the whole thing. And how did they not trade cell numbers before she left? WTH?? Seems odd. ********END SPOILER The only problem I had with the book was the lack of one, last chapter or an epilogue. I wanted to see them together, in public, after everything was decided and resolved. I felt like that scene was really missing. There was a last chapter but it was for all the siblings and only served to set up the next series. Kind of lame. If I run out of new books, I might go back and read the earlier books in the series. I like this writer's voice very much. I don't know if I'll read the next series though. The intro to it seemed forced.

Lissa: Sugar and Spice by Sandra Marton This is the story of Nick the famous, handsome, sexy actor who’s gone missing from the world of film. Nick had a terribly sad secret and has been hiding from the world since the accident left him with a mangled leg. Lissa has had her reputation tarnished by a man she thought loved her, but instead used her. How these two misfits got together is awesome and I totally enjoyed the ride. I think this story of the last Wilde family members is my very favorite. I give this book five stars because I couldn’t wait to reach the end and find out what happened and at the same time I didn’t want it to end. So romantic I wanted to cry! Best part is that the Wilde family saga continues because the general has another set of kids! Italian kids and I can’t wait to read those stories.

I think I enjoyed Lissa book the most. It had character and the story of two broken people who actually helped each other. The ending was a WTH... but it worked

As ever, Sandra Marton succeeds in delivering a satisfying romance with a fresh, unpredictable plot. The alpha, Nick Gentry, maintains a compelling magnetism in spite of his vulnerability. The heroine Lissa is representative of a modern woman with spirit, humour and self-belief. The book contains a startlingly accurate representation of the modern single woman who has lost faith in men and love. I particularly enjoy the way Sandra ties in characters frim past and future books in a faithful and seamless way. Most of all I loved the pets in the book - who wouldnt? ;)

よくある リッチでゴージャスでセクシーな男性ではなく、一見ではむさ苦しくて、脚が不自由で、家も荒れていて、女性が一目で惹かれてしまうヒーローではなく、コンプレックスが全て表面に出ているタイプで、さらに、内面の葛藤はもっと深い。という状況でも、ヒロインが彼に惹かれていく理由がわかるという点で、話の進め方がうまく、最初の伏線が後半の疑惑ともきちんと絡んでいて、最後まで面白く読めます。

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So if you have read the other two Wilde sister books, the story here is the same. Who cares I say, its an easy read, a nice ending and a good way to spend 2 hours. Maybe this could be a series of movies or even a TV series. If you haven't read these stories before, that's ok they are stand alone novels refering to characters written in the novels before but not so that you can't follow the plot. So here it is in a nut shell - girl is stunning, girl loses job, can't get job in LA, flys out to Montana to work in what she thinks is a Spa - na-na it's a ranch. Ranch owner is H.O.T - you guessed it, smoking hot love scene, ranch owner has to leave said hot babe whilst he sorts out some issues, doesn't ring, she leaves, he tracks her down, lalalalalalala they get married. Of cause it written far better than that, but as I said, worth reading the series, I have them all and I have re-read them. Enjoy

Sandra Marton did it again a great romantic story with a plausible plot. The reader can envelope themselves in the story falling in live with all of the characters including the lovely Ace. I definitely recommend this and can't wait to download the third book.