I must be the only one who didn't care for this book. The idea of a smelly guy always trying to be intimate with someone who hides the key to her chastity belt? Not so impressed. The whole poo scene just wasn't my cup of tea.

Read "The Deed" first & you will enjoy this book more (2nd in the series)

Iliana Wildwood would do anything to escape from the depraved baron who sought her lands - including marrying a barbarian. Fleeing the highlands, Iliana was wedded to Duncan, laird to Dunbar Castle. Certainly, there was something about the virile warrior that made her weak in the knees - but something stank in the state of Scotland, and Iliana would not trust anyone until she'd discovered the source.

Determined therefore to resist her handsome husband, Iliana found a way to keep her secrets safe. Employing a belt of chastity, the spirited beauty managed to thwart the thane's advances. But then her husband changed his tactics and began a sensual assault that sent her intentions up in smoke. And as the air cleared, Iliana found it had been her heart she had locked away, and that this stubborn Scot had finally found...

One of my keepers.

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This was a funny story. Stinking was probably the norm back in the 14th century with only 2 baths a year, and who can blame them (it was cold, drafty and darn complicated to assemble the time and efforts for a bath), and I admire the heroine for finding a way to get back to her stinking husband, whom at the end got a dose of his own medicine.

This book was pretty cute and funny. Scotland man, English woman equals battle of wills. This was a good fun fast read

I enjoyed this story so much. I laughed so many times. It was a fabulous story. There was infact more to the story than the belt of chastity. Duncan and Iliana learn to compromise and fall in love. I especially like stories where I like the H/H and this is an exceptional one. Hooray for a romantic comedy that was so enjoyable to read. You do not want to miss this one.

Funny prequel to The Chase. I love Lynsay Sands historical romances. They are cute, sweet and fun. I smile when I read them.

Excellent read! Quite humorous at times!

This was hilarious - heroine didn't want hero because he smelled bad. Made me laugh.

Cute story!

This story is a real hoot. You'll actually laugh out loud, so be mindful of where you are when reading.

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