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Original Title:	Ain't She Sweet?
ISBN:	0749935081 (ISBN13: 9780749935085)
Edition Language:	English URL http://susanelizabethphillips.com/aint-she-sweet/
Characters:	Sugar Beth Carey, Colin Byrne
Setting:	Mississippi(United States)

Ain't She Sweet? Paperback | Pages: 464 pages

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Title	:	Ain't She Sweet?
Author	:	Susan Elizabeth Phillips
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 464 pages
Published	:	2006 by Piatkus (first published February 17th 2004)
Categories	:	Romance. Contemporary Romance. Contemporary. Womens Fiction. Chick Lit. Fiction

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In high school Sugar Carey had reigned supreme. She alone had decided what or who was cool. Her spiral perm had been the perm against which all others were measured, and her opinion on which boys were acceptable to date the only one that counted. A beautiful, blonde - if not always benevolent - dictator, she had a reputation for being the wild child in her home town, the girl most likely to set the world on fire, and leave a trail of destruction in her wake. When she left home she swore she'd never return. Only now, fifteen years and several husbands later, she's run out of money, luck and options...But Sugar arrives back home to discover that everyone else is living her life. Her half sister is married to Sugar's high school sweetheart, the teacher she schemed to get fired is now a successful novelist and owns her old house. She also discovers that people have long memories - especially where Sugar is concerned...

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First: I listened to this as an audiobook, and Im going to evaluate the book separately from the reading.The book is, for my money, probably going to be my favorite Susan Elizabeth Phillips. Its funny and sweet, but its also quite thoughtful. Its a twist on Cinderella and her stepsister because you dont know which one is which, and by the end, youre still debating. In a good way. Can they both be Cinderella, with dashes of stepsister? Pretty much, because the main female characters (Sugar

Review written June 16, 20163.8 Stars - An ironic, emotional and entertaining black sheep returner romance in great SEP style'Ain't She Sweet?', a standalone (non series) romance from 2004 written by one of my absolutely most admired and beloved m/f romance authors in this traditional "light & nice" contemporary genre. Always much joy and heart....So even this time. A nearly perfect SEP story, but for me, a few weaknesses in the audiobook edition. Thus, a lower rating ranking this time.

4.5 stars. Another great book by SEP. She has become one of my favorite writers and hasnt ever let me down. Although most of her books have an element of hate-to-love, they are all unique and I never get bored. Aint She Sweet is the story of the shunned It girl making her way back to the small town where she grew up. Sugar Beth used to be the envy of all, but now shes broke and down on her luck. She comes back to her hometown in Mississippi looking for a valuable painting she inherited from her

Multiple reread, 5 stars!!!Brilliant, beautiful story!! love this book! Just love it!!!It's my 3 or 4 re-read. I love this book! I adore MCs.Shitty parents don't deserve being parents!!!Reread in 2019.Excellent! Still one of my favourite books!

This is my first SEP book and I had to admit it might just be my last. Where shall I begin? First of all I couldn't stand the heroine's name. It was infuriating. Once I got past that, I was disturbed at the fact that the people of this town were angry at her for childish reasons. There was her so called friends who held a huge grudge because she left town. I mean are you kidding? Let it go! She moved out of town...nobody said she was entitled to stay there forever. It was like they lost their

Buddy read with Gavin (though it was not planned as such ^_^) 4.5 STARS So very, very funny! Strong and well-developed heroine and hero. Fully fleshed out secondary characters. Sarcastic to the bone and at the same time wildly romantic. The smoothest change of POVs I've read in a very long time. Sensual sex scenes. Southern. :)You can see that I enjoyed this a lot. It was a bit formulaic but I've always loved the enemies to lovers trope and here it was executed in a very believable and great

~3.5 stars~This was no where near my favorite Susan Elizabeth Phillips read but it still made for a pretty sweet romantic read. the heroine was a total bitch but I felt she redeemed herself.