P 's Reviews > Lothaire

“Admit it, love, you like it when I'm a little bad....”

Lothaire is the longest book of this series, but I spent just one day savoring it. Lothaire is ruthless, wicked and intolerably cocky. He was introduced to us since the first book, and I couldn't imagine the woman who will end up with him then. So in this book, we get a chance to explore more of him. We've seen his dark side and how he's in a mission that we didn't know until this book. He's sure up to something.

“I never knew I could hate someone as deeply as I do you.”
“I often help others discover the outer limits of their hatred. It’s a talent of mine.”

The first meet between Elizabeth and Lothaire doesn't go well. He does something unforgivable and his purpose is so clear from the beginning that he wants to get rid of her. The story goes on and on with the fights of the main characters, then Lothaire misunderstands tremendously about what he's done. Consequently he must redeem his last chance before it's too late.



The story wasn't exciting for me all the time like the other books. To be honest, I got bored and yawned many times for the climaxes to come. Yet the biggest one left my heart beat fast. It was worth what I had put up with, and I thought that Lothaire wasn't disappointing for me at all.

“His debtors always assumed he'd demand their firstborn. Like I'm fucking Rumpelstiltskin? What would Lothaire do with countless squalling babes? Raise them in a kennel?”

Although the plot is not my cuppa, the characters are still awesome. I loved the sarcastic dialogues between them, especially the thing Lothaire has done for Elizabeth at the end. And those love scenes are outstanding and hotter than the others.



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