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paddlefoot55 's review for:
I Wish You Were Mine
by Lauren Layne
ARC received via Netgalley for an honest review
Though this is the second book in the Oxford series I have not read the first and this did not take away from I Wish You Were Mine.
In fact, this is my first Lauren Layne read and I enjoyed it.
I adored Mollie from the prologue - at her sister's wedding. And as the book progressed I adored her even more. Except for one thing.
Her sister Madison is a 100% certified grade A b*^th who had a hold over Mollie that I just couldn't understand. I knew she is her sister but jeez louise she is a nasty piece of work.
Even harder for Mollie is that the guy she has been in love with forever is her sister's ex husband Jackson.
It took me a while (after the prologue) to warm up to Jackson, but once I did I could see why he stole Mollie's heart. I just wanted to give him a big old hug, or a slap around the ears depending on what he was doing at the time.
The thing that irked me though was the amount of book time given to the sister Madison. I know she is a big part of Mollie's life and was a big part of Jackson's, but it seemed it could have been her book rather than theirs at times (but this might just be me).
I adored the attraction and banter between Jackson and Mollie, and could feel the pull between them leaping off the pages.
I will definitely be going back to read the first in this series, and can't wait for more Oxfords - bring on Lincoln!


Though this is the second book in the Oxford series I have not read the first and this did not take away from I Wish You Were Mine.
In fact, this is my first Lauren Layne read and I enjoyed it.
I adored Mollie from the prologue - at her sister's wedding. And as the book progressed I adored her even more. Except for one thing.
Her sister Madison is a 100% certified grade A b*^th who had a hold over Mollie that I just couldn't understand. I knew she is her sister but jeez louise she is a nasty piece of work.
Even harder for Mollie is that the guy she has been in love with forever is her sister's ex husband Jackson.
It took me a while (after the prologue) to warm up to Jackson, but once I did I could see why he stole Mollie's heart. I just wanted to give him a big old hug, or a slap around the ears depending on what he was doing at the time.
The thing that irked me though was the amount of book time given to the sister Madison. I know she is a big part of Mollie's life and was a big part of Jackson's, but it seemed it could have been her book rather than theirs at times (but this might just be me).
I adored the attraction and banter between Jackson and Mollie, and could feel the pull between them leaping off the pages.
I will definitely be going back to read the first in this series, and can't wait for more Oxfords - bring on Lincoln!
