Natalie ~ The Biblioholic's Reviews > Lust Thy Neighbor

It's been awhile since I've read a book by Emily Snow and I almost forgot her style. This was an excellent way to refresh my memory.

I enjoyed the love story that developed between Declan and Violet. Btw, Declan is one of my favourite Irish names. It never fails to conjure up images of hotness lol. Must be all those historical romances I love to read.

I liked that both of them had been hurt by cheating losers. Yes, it sucked that they had to go through that. But it made them value honesty, loyalty, and communication even more. Violet had some problems with honesty (seems that for a teacher she couldn't learn a lesson), but Declan also had some issues with trust.

I loved the inclusion of Jacob. The fact that Declan was raising his brother made him that much more hotter, outstanding, and respectable.

And who wouldn't love having a friend like Beckett? I admired his voice of reason and that he really didn't pick sides or nay say while still remaining supportive of Violet.

Overall, it was a great romantic read. Low on angst and high on love.

Enjoy! xo