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I kept seeing raving reviews for Six of Hearts, but I never really wanted to read it. Because the hero's a magician. Or, I'm sorry, an "illusionist," as he likes to be called. And I kept thinking he was going to be nerdy, and I'm just not all about that type of hero. But smack me upside the head. Because I loved him.

This story was cool. A lame statement, but it's true. I love the illusions and the mystery behind Jay. I was enraptured throughout most of the story.

This author just gets me. Sometimes you read something by someone and it's like their weird meshes with yours and you just click with everything: the heroine's monologue, the dialogue, bloody everything.

The relationship between Jay and Matilda is perfection. There is a lot of conflict that keeps them apart. But I'm telling you, the way their relationship builds is amazeballs. They begin a friends relationship with a whole lot of tension between them. And when something sexual does flare between them it's hotter than July in Iowa.

I'm just going to apologize to Jay right now for thinking he was a nerd. Because that didn't even make the list. Oh dear baby Jesus, I loved everything about him. How mysterious he was, with also a sense of being dangerous. His sarcasm and wit. He made an amazing character. And paired up with sweet, sensitive Matilda it was hilarious seeing them interact.

While Matilda is awful with men, she immediately begins an easy relationship with Jay. And I'm talking about when you bump into someone at the store, and you have no idea who they are, but you can talk to them about literally your underwear or something because it feels like you've known them forever.
It was that kind of relationship and I really enjoyed it. And while Matilda instantly thinks he's hot enough to lick, she doesn't let it show and they easily fall into being friends. With some hella sexual tension.

I was literally smiling through this whole book. Their interactions were hilarious. And it was totally unexpected.

Totally recommend this to everyone and their mom.

Now excuse me. I need to go read every other L.H. Cosway book in existence, and, maybe send her a creepy fan message.


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Six of Hearts LH Cosway 9781500392789 Books Reviews

I have been meaning to give L.H. Cosway another change ever since reading and loving her part in The Hooker and the Hermit. I really didn't like the first two books I read of hers, the guys creeped me out to no end when they shouldn't have, but I loved the guy in The Hooker & the Hermit so I thought why not try her books one more time. I wasn't sure if I would like Six of Hearts, but I was really curious about Hearts of Fire and thought I would read this one first (since it is book #1). I am glad I gave it a go as it was much better than I expected.

Six of Hearts is the story of Jay and Matilda. Jay, a popular illusionist, and Matilda, this awkward girl who doesn't have much experience with men. As soon as Matilda sees Jay in her fathers office she is drawn to him in a weird way. She is not good with men. She doesn't know how to talk to them or anything and she tries to just stay away so she doesn't embarrass herself. She was really cute and made me chuckle. The way she thinks about things was really great.

Jay is this strange, kind of dark, kind of creepy but still someone hot guy who just seems to show up one day. A report has dragged his name through the mud and he wants to sue her and her newspaper and wants Matilda's dad to represent him. He ends up moving into the spare room in Matilda's dads place and it was an interesting read. Obviously Jay likes Matilda, wants to be with her, but he won't let himself. He has a plan, things he needs to do first before he can tell her his secrets, before he can be with her. For her part she picks up on things more than he thought she would, but still tries to get her to not pry. I was just reading along waiting for everything to come out, for Matilda to learn everything and see what happens next.

I enjoyed this read a lot more than I thought I would. It is not a normal romance at all. As I said Jay is a little creepy, a little intense, and a little all over the place at times. There were some uncomfortable moments, but it seemed like they were supposed to be that way. Some times where I was just like eh...I don't know about this, but somehow it was still like I am digging it at the same time. The back and forth between the two was just very different from most books. I enjoyed seeing the two of them come together even if Jay is not my ideal man. He was good for Matilda so I liked him for her.

Even though I really enjoyed the story more than others of the authors I have read I found the writing itself to be a bit clunky at times. It seemed like some sections were like an outlined turned into paragraphs and kind of tripped me up a little bit. A lot of detail on what happened every day when it was not always needed. Overall I thought it was a good read and I am excited to read Hearts of Fire now. I am hoping that one will be even better!

This review was originally posted to Jen in Bookland
I kept seeing raving reviews for Six of Hearts, but I never really wanted to read it. Because the hero's a magician. Or, I'm sorry, an "illusionist," as he likes to be called. And I kept thinking he was going to be nerdy, and I'm just not all about that type of hero. But smack me upside the head. Because I loved him.

This story was cool. A lame statement, but it's true. I love the illusions and the mystery behind Jay. I was enraptured throughout most of the story.

This author just gets me. Sometimes you read something by someone and it's like their weird meshes with yours and you just click with everything the heroine's monologue, the dialogue, bloody everything.

The relationship between Jay and Matilda is perfection. There is a lot of conflict that keeps them apart. But I'm telling you, the way their relationship builds is amazeballs. They begin a friends relationship with a whole lot of tension between them. And when something sexual does flare between them it's hotter than July in Iowa.

I'm just going to apologize to Jay right now for thinking he was a nerd. Because that didn't even make the list. Oh dear baby Jesus, I loved everything about him. How mysterious he was, with also a sense of being dangerous. His sarcasm and wit. He made an amazing character. And paired up with sweet, sensitive Matilda it was hilarious seeing them interact.

While Matilda is awful with men, she immediately begins an easy relationship with Jay. And I'm talking about when you bump into someone at the store, and you have no idea who they are, but you can talk to them about literally your underwear or something because it feels like you've known them forever.
It was that kind of relationship and I really enjoyed it. And while Matilda instantly thinks he's hot enough to lick, she doesn't let it show and they easily fall into being friends. With some hella sexual tension.

I was literally smiling through this whole book. Their interactions were hilarious. And it was totally unexpected.

Totally recommend this to everyone and their mom.

Now excuse me. I need to go read every other L.H. Cosway book in existence, and, maybe send her a creepy fan message.