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The Deed [Mass Market Paperback]

Lynsay Sands
4.6 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (13 customer reviews)

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The name "The Deed" does pertain to what you think it does. The heroine Emma is married to a man for 2 years who never really consummates their marriage (thought they have "slept" together) and she want to have children. So what does she do.. well she actually asks the King to make him order her husband to "get the deed done" but he dies on his way to her. Enter the hero of the story ... A landless knight who has just been made a Duke - Amaury de Aneford. You will like him as he has no more idea how to treat a woman than she knows about the act of making children. Tou will also like her cousin Sir Rolfe and his friend Lord Blake (I hope Lord Blake gets his own story!) I really enjoyed this story and am now looking for her other books!
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5.0 out of 5 stars Lynsay's debut into Romance was a knockout!! Feb 8 2002
By Deborah MacGillivray TOP 500 REVIEWER
Format:Mass Market Paperback
When this book came out, I was running a bookstore that found 75% of its monthly income came from romance readers. I received the poster about three month before it's release and put it up on the wall - and sold dozens and dozens on preorder because of the poster. This was unusual since most of my regulars bought by authors they knew. I feared there would be a mass groan when they did not like this author that was totally unknown.

Well, it was completely the opposite. They bought because of the cover, but everyone one of them came back and demanded to buy everything she had written. We had a lot of snarls, when they were told this was her first book, so we would have to wait until she wrote more.

And she has been writing SUPER books ever since!!

She gives you lovely, tender romances...but also, laughter so hard it brings tears to your eyes. Very few writers can move me to laugh out loud and Lynsay always does!! There is no writer like her today in the romance field, though I now see many trying to copy her. But her Emmaline and Amaury are gems. Her characters are engaging, charming and intelligent, but that does not mean they cannot find them in wildly humourous situations.

I shall not spoil the fun about "the deed"....but leave the sheer pleasure for you to discover!!

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5.0 out of 5 stars Get Ready to Laugh Your A** Off! Triple A+ Fun! Jan 19 2001
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Lynsay Sands is a relatively new author but she is the type of author who will be around for many years to come! A while back I was in the mood for a really funny medieval book... two were recommended to me - Love at First Sight by Sandra Lee and The Deed by Lynsay Sands. Both books are fabulous but I must admit that The Deed has something extra special. The author has a way of involving you in the story that will surprise you and captivate you. She is absolutely wonderful and she is already an "autobuy" for me!

The thing that I remember the most about The Deed (I read it quite a while ago) was I felt as though I was running a marathon. My heart was pumping, my mind was racing and I couldn't catch my breath (because I was laughing so hard) - and this was all in the first chapter! The story is about Lady Emmaline Eberhart's desire to have her husband commit the "deed" and yes I am talking about SEX! She even pleads with the King to force him to do his "duty" to her. Unfortunately her husband dies and she is ordered to remarry. If her new husband does not perform the "deed" quickly she will lose her inheritance to her late husband's cousin... this particular scene is priceless and if you choose not to read this book at least read the first two chapters. I promise you that you will be rolling on the floor laughing!

Lady Emmaline Eberhart is determined not to remain an innocent and trust me "innocent" is too strong a word for her. She has beauty and grace and at times she semms a bit silly but you can't help to love her (probably because of her talent for making you laugh... how could you dislike someone who makes you smile so much) and the things she does to Amaury are hysterical. I laughed with this book from beginning to end and now that I think about it I can't help but smiling!

Amaury de Aneford is gorgeous (did you have a doubt?) who also happens to be a landless knight who is willing to marry solely for the purpose of obtaining a home - the most important thing to him. Little did he realize the wife he was gaining would steal his heart.

I will love this book for the laughs it brought me. If you are afraid to laugh in public do not read this book anywhere but behind closed doors! You won't be able to stop yourself... it is that funny!

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3.0 out of 5 stars Funny Stuff weaved with an otherwise stale plot...
Lord Fulk, the Duke of Eberhart, married Lady Emmalene two years ago, but had not seen fit to consummate their marriage. Read more
Published on April 4 2004 by "klpepsi"
5.0 out of 5 stars Hilarious!
This book was too funny for words. There are several scenes that cause me to chuckle as I recall them but I won't mention them now so as not to spoil it for those who haven't had... Read more
Published on Feb 15 2004 by Blu
5.0 out of 5 stars Hilarious!
This book was too funny for words. There are several scenes that bring a grin to my face as I recall them but I won't mention them now so as not to spoil it for those who haven't... Read more
Published on Feb 15 2004 by Blu
5.0 out of 5 stars Lynsay's first book - a WINNER!!
When this book came out, I was running a bookstore that found 75% of its monthly income came from romance readers. Read more
Published on Oct 20 2002 by Deborah MacGillivray
4.0 out of 5 stars Another great Lynsay Sands Book!
Wow is all I can say. I first found Lynsay Sands when I read ALWAYS and I fell in love with how she makes the heroine so innocent and yet so strong at the same time. Read more
Published on Nov 8 2001 by Brenda Condit
5.0 out of 5 stars Hilarious
This has to be one of the funniest books I have read in a long time. Lynsay Sands has managed to create an original plot, endearing hero and heroine, and good secondary characters. Read more
Published on Oct 12 2001
5.0 out of 5 stars Lynsay Sands done it again...
If you want to laugh and cry, generally feel good(GREAT) you must read "The Deed". I have read many romance novels in my time and I have to say that Ms. Read more
Published on Sep 8 2001 by Tracy James
3.0 out of 5 stars Everyone raved, but I thought it was a little too cutsie
I read this book because of the other reviews. While I thought the book was okay, once "the deed" was accomplished, the rest of the story was not as imaginitive as it could have... Read more
Published on Aug 20 2001 by Marie
5.0 out of 5 stars BEST LAUGH EVER!!!!
I HAVE READ MORE BOOKS THAN I CAN COUNT AND I HAVE NEVER,EVER READ A BOOK THAT HAD ME IN TEARS, ROLLING ON THE FLOOR. THE HUMOR OF THIS BOOK HITS YOU VERY UNSUSPECTINGLY. Read more
Published on July 6 2001 by C. Konrad
5.0 out of 5 stars What's A Girl have To Do ?
PoorLady Emmalene, marry and still a virgin. When her refuses to make love to her Emma goes to the King and asked him to order her husband to perform his husbandly duties. Read more
Published on Jan 27 2001 by "trautman"
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