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Ain't She Sweet? | Susan Elizabeth Phillips

I almost never do a full #reread but I do revisit my favorite moments in some of my top reads. Today while I was searching for my one word titles, I pulled this one out for a revisit. It had been a while but @Deebee recently read it and brought it back in mind. This is a prime example of what makes me reread: chemistry and banter. Colin and Sugar Beth have those in spades. #feistyfeb

Deebee @MarriedtoMrT so glad I inspired you to reread, it is such a great book. The banter, the characters... so good! 7y

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Ain't She Sweet? | Susan Elizabeth Phillips

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I adored this book. Colin is now my fav SEP hero. An unexpected contemporary hero reminding me of 3 of my fav romance heroes: Chase's Dain (the beak of a nose), Beverley's Bey Malloren & @EloisaJames 's Villiers (the clothes & a feminine touch to utter masculinity). Sugar Beth was a brilliantly flawed heroine with so much sass. C&SB had loads of chemistry. The side story was slow to grow on me but enjoyed it in the end. #romansty #osrbc

EloisaJames I loved the fact that there was a real reason to dislike Sugar Beth. It's so easy to be cautious as a romance writer and not trust your ability to create a person who's likable as well as flawed! 7y

Deebee @EloisaJames Sugar Beth was a fabulous character, and I also loved that she had something real to claw her way back from. She was a character that was still working on herself, fighting to be better. I loved that SEP didn't hold back from her rotten actions.or from giving SB a very rocky road back home. I imagine a character like that must be such a challenge to write, but SEP did so very well with her. 7y

EloisaJames @Deebee exactly! 7y

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