I really enjoyed this book, but then I expected nothing less from Lynsay Sands. I love her books. She has a way of writing books that make me laugh because of the antics, while still making the undercurrent of love/lust something that makes you not want to put the book down. Her books have very little sex and a lot of desire and lust that leads up to it. Her books always have story-lines that are unique and hilarious, and Switch was nothing less then what I expected from her. I have high standards and Lynsay Sands meet them.
When identical twins Charlote and Elizabeth's parents die and end up living with their uncle they never expected their uncle would waste away their estate on living excessively with gambling, drinking, eating and women. While escaping their uncle by dressing as brother and sister, it never crossed their mind that they might find a champion in the first person to find them (Radcliffe).
My favorite parts of this book were when the girls took turns to dress up as a man and pretend to be Charlie. The antics they got into from Radcliffe taking Charlie to a Whore House, teaching him to shoot a gun, taking him to a Gaming Hell, a mans club and even see hi half naked. It's stuff like that and more that made this book hard to put down. I just can't get enough of Lynsay Sands books.
When identical twins Charlote and Elizabeth's parents die and end up living with their uncle they never expected their uncle would waste away their estate on living excessively with gambling, drinking, eating and women. While escaping their uncle by dressing as brother and sister, it never crossed their mind that they might find a champion in the first person to find them (Radcliffe).
My favorite parts of this book were when the girls took turns to dress up as a man and pretend to be Charlie. The antics they got into from Radcliffe taking Charlie to a Whore House, teaching him to shoot a gun, taking him to a Gaming Hell, a mans club and even see hi half naked. It's stuff like that and more that made this book hard to put down. I just can't get enough of Lynsay Sands books.
