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Idk who write this book, it couldn't have been julia quinn, someone must have had her under duress or something. This books doesn't even make sense to me. It's so outlandish that I'm over here in a constant state of "what the actual f*ck is going on". I only wish one of the main characters would die, personally at this point I don't care if it's Sophie or Benedict, one of them needs to drop dead or both.

I think the best part of this book was the scene with Penelope and Colin to be honest, and it was pretty much her telling Colin off. I think Penelope is my favourite character in this book. There are so many parts of this book that just make me cringe, but I'm almost through it, so that must mean something, I hope.

Like oh my God, I'm about to throw this book at a wall, if a boy, yes because let's be honest, Benedict is NOT a man, he acts like a child whose toy has been taken away, told a girl to "not think" during sex, especially since he's been trying to get under her skirts the wholllllleeeee book, I shouldn't have to say how creepy and gross that is. I SWEAR I DONT SEE THE SPARK BETWEEN THE TWO. Help. Send help.

I have never made more updates on a book than I have on this one, I didn't like Benedict before, but now his character falls to freaken terrible. He's a spoiled little piss, which isn't his fault entirely, he has no depth to him, and is actually a freaken douche for the way he's treating Sophie. SPOILERS* first this asshole asks her to be his mistress, when she denies, he says he'll report her for stealing. GTFO now.

I cantttttttt, it's so obtuse, honestly, idk why I'm getting so annoyed. I love Julia Quinn I really do, but wtf was she thinking with the lines in this book. Benedict is such an ass, like he thinks people would rather be his mistress than be a servant. Then has the audacity to wonder "who wouldn't want to be my mistress" like he's giving her a great honor in considering her for the "position" like stfu.

I'm wondering if I should cringe or not. I am barely passed 25% of this book. I'm over here like "this is super cringy and awkward", but I don't think it's a good type of awkward. I honestly hated the beginning of this book. I thought it was boring, but now I don't know if I like it, or hate it more. I'm just reading it because I'm curious of how bad it can get and if it can get worse or somehow better? I don't know.

Okay, so this is going to be a "as I read" type of review, please LOOK AWAY IF YOU DONT WANT SPOILERS.
I feel like the the characters lack that special wit that all the other books had, it seemed forced, especially in this chapter where *erm* trigger warning for SA* Things do get forced, and she gets saved by Benedict, but like he half heartedly saves her? Wtf? Really? Idk, I don't see the spark between these two.

I don't really rate books that much anymore, but this book forced me to say something about it. I thought with the whole Cinderella theme, that it would be somewhat decent to read, but 40 pages in, I think I'm tired of hearing about the whole "I'm a maid who fell in love with my prince charming at a ball, but he didn't know who I was aspect". Honestly, its too played out at this point.

It was a great book, I wish they did more with Emma and Jules relationship, cant wait for the next one ☺

It's meh, I don't think its one of her greatest :/

It's was cute, really predictable and corny but cute. I liked the ending but once again, I could tell half way through what was gonna happen within the book. It was an okay read, I would not stay up reading tho or reread it and for that I give it a 3.5 stars.

This book is so slow and uninteresting... I think I am going to take a break and pick it up later.

What's life without a little risk?　　-Sirius Black. <-- Starting off your book with a Harry Potter quote is a great way to get people to read your book <3

I don't know if any of you guys noticed but their last names are names either used in the witch trials or Nathaniel Hawthornes stories :')

I'm sorry but how many times have you read or heard this: "Come dance with me,” he said... “There’s no music,” she said. Jace smiled at her. “We don't need it.” But seriously!? How many times?!?

I hate when characters in books have those stupid "touching moments" like they understand life better than anyone else. Screw off and shut the EFF up. Seriously it's freaken annoying.

Why do people scream or say anything right before an attack. Seriously, its like saying "I'm going to stab you now, I just thought you ought to know" And then they go for the blow that will be deflected by the other and its this whole "You didn't really think you could kill me" bit. Obviously he's not gonna kill you correctly if he warns you right before. Uggh people.

Holy, wow. I have never read a book with this many useless adjectives and words used, just to make the book longer. It literally takes paragraphs to get through one idea of the story and even then... wow just wow. Way to go Cassandra Claire, you made reading this book more difficult than necessary.

Holy moly, this book is long! I feel like I've been reading for hours when IRS only just been minutes. And OMG!! I love how the author keeps referencing back to what happened in the prequel books :-) One more thing. Clary is bloody annoying and I love Emma and Julian. Okay back to reading.

Like I said, it follows every other story line. It so predictable and boring that I am almost falling asleep to it...

I hate those blasted books where the girl can do no wrong and is well off and the boy is so troubled and has issues. It feels like the cliche thing to write about in most books in this genera. It is also annoying as hell. Stop. I feel like I've read this book already. -.-

"of all the books he could have been reading when it happened, it had to be Barney. My son gets a hard-on for fucking BARNEY," LMFAO!!!!

"If Luke made me sick, I'd punch him in the nuts!" "Gavin! Come on, we don't say things like that," I scolded him. "Fine," he huffed. "I'd tickle him in the nuts." BEST LINE EVER!! I like this kid!

Even tho David is a crazy mofo, that last dialogue of that woman explained a whole lot of what he does. Damn I love this book.

I find it sad that I am starting to lose count on how many people 'jumped', its disturbing as well as interesting as hell to read

David is a crazy mofo, and I'm scared for Emma, I like her character way too much ... damn this book is good :-)

oh you got to be kidding me? another one really?!?

Holy ship how many other girls are going to 'jump'? this is one fufked up book... I like it :-)