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4.5/5 ��

Full review on my Blog: ��

*swoons into a puddle of cuteness*

*stops swooning*

Ah, damn, I loved this so much!

*starts swooning some more*

And no kidding. From the first few chapters, I was sure I was going to love this.

I mean, it had everything �� the atmosphere was really great, the story was going nicely and the characters were portrayed so well.
And on top of that? I really liked the MC, Emily. She was really cool.

Oh, and of course the love interest wasn’t the hot hunk taking the spotlight but the pompous arse in the background who apparently irritates the shit out of Emily (aka the female MC).
...That was the code for ‘the bloody prick is a damn annoying bastard but I cannot get over him, ugh��.



The title of the book is pretty clever, I’ll have to say. It connected perfectly with the Elizabethan theme of the Faire/book, with some nice Shakespearean elements that were very nicely introduced.

The most common way to greet someone in that period? Well met!
The way those two get to be together? Well met!
The title of the book? Well Met !

So bloody well connected, I loved it. Very well met.

Now, back to our nice little lovebird characters, they just got better and better. Simon, who at first was such a cold little prick, becomes the epitome of perfect homemade bread �� hard, crusty exterior and soft, delicious and warm interior.

Also, bonus points for him �� he can pull off a decent hot and evil pirate (I mean exposed chest, leather pants and a silver hoop earring? Well ahoy there, sexy Captain Hook!). Mix that with a sad past, some personal issues he needs to work on and the fact that he is actually a great guy and bam! You’ve got yourself a new book boyfriend!



And also, if you aren’t already convinced: he is a damn smooth hand kisser.
*melts*

And Emily was exactly what he needed to discover all that about himself too.

There are some pretty sweet scenes in there, ready to make you swoon out of your mind.

This was, in fact, the first book in so long that made me wonder how in the hell could a chaste and pure scene be so hot and slightly dirty at the same time.
No clue, but I bloody loved it nonetheless.

Of course, at some point, there was going to be some annoying trouble in paradise, but , of course, , the pair was going to get past them as they should because let me tell you something: Emily and Simon are perfect for each other.

I couldn’t get over the fact that they were so sweet and gentle and loving with each other and that aspect made my heart burst into unicorns and rainbows and made me feel so warm and fuzzy inside!

Ah, I love them so much��!



I don’t even know what I was expecting from this book �� probably not much given the fact that I managed to fall in love with it so hard.

But oh well, that’s more than a generous bonus for me. And I took it with both hands and hang on to it as if it were my precious.

I simply loved this cute, fluffy and cosy little romance novel!