Women Can Look Fabulous in Glasses

2011-11-03T03:57:00.002-07:00

Do men make passes to girls who wear glasses? Of course they do, men love women in glasses. The key to being alluring is to make sure that you are wearing the right kind of glasses.

Men like women who look and feel confident. Part of obtaining that look can include several basic tips. These tips seem simple but when combined together they create a very sexy look!

1. Good grooming. This can almost go without saying but some women need reminding it seems. Clean and attractive hair that has been cut in a flattering style. Clothes that are clean and pressed with coordinating colors. Well polished nails and shoes will make you look good from tip to toe!

2. A warm and friendly smile. Brush and floss your teeth to create the perfect smile and don't forget the mouthwash. You want to have a clean and refreshing mouth for that first kiss.

3. Stand up straight. Remember when your mother used to nag you about standing up straight? Your mother was right, good posture will make you look graceful and self confident. When you hold your head you're telling the world that nothing can stop you!

4. Speak softly, but firmly. Don't use wimpy little girl language. Think about what you're going to say before you say. Enunciate your words so people will understand what you are saying. Speaking clearly creates an image of knowledge and education. Expand you vocabulary, if you don't know what a word means look it up.

5. Maintain eye contact. Look that man right in the eyes. Don't stare just hold the look for a little longer than you normally do. Direct eye contact is an unconscious way of saying "I'm available."

Now you're reading for the final icing on the cake. Those fabulous glasses! Feeling a little animalistic? Then pick the flirty animal print. Want to play it more subdued? Then pick your favorite pink rhinestone pair. Do you want to appear more business like? Then pick those attractive librarian readers. You know the ones with the tortoise brown Harry Potter style. Okay ladies, go get 'em!

Suzanne Enoch - Historical Romance at Its Best

2011-11-03T03:57:00.000-07:00

You always know when you start a Suzanne Enoch historical romance that you are in for a whirlwind ride. Her leading ladies are not always darlings of the ton and her heroes are sometimes not of the nobility but the way she pairs them up always keeps her reader guessing and the story racing along to a satisfactory and logical conclusion. Enoch is also very subtle in showing what the high society of the 18th and 19th century valued in its man and women. Women were no more than property and if left with no male relative to look after them, they were truly nonentities. Any man, no matter who his father was, who had to earn a living was considered "common" and even if he did well and earned a great deal of respect, he was still looked down on. If you read Enoch simply for the story you will have a good read, but if you look beyond the story you will also learn a great deal about English customs and nobility. You will certainly understand why the nobility was doomed and the English had to find an outlet for all that unused talent in its second sons and commoners.

In her series, The Notorious Gentlemen, Enoch uses all those threads to present smart women who are more than pretty faces and second sons and commoners to match up with them. In Book One of the series, After the Kiss, the unacknowledged bastard son of an upstanding Lord has made a very respectable life for himself as a horse breeder. Sullivan Waring, however, takes to the night as a thief, reclaiming the paintings his mother left him which were stolen from him by his father. On one of his nighttime raids, he encounters Lady Isabel Chalsey and he can't resist a stolen kiss. One kiss can lead to a lifetime of love or denial. Only Lady Chalsey and Sullivan can find their way through the maze of English propriety to their destination.

Book Two introduces Colonel Phineas Bromley, a second son, and Alyse Donnelly, the lady he left behind. Phin has been called home because a series of unfortunate "accidents" has befallen his family's estate and his sister thinks Phin is the only one who can get to the bottom of the affair. Phin takes to the road as a highwayman to find the evidence he needs and instead finds Alyse in the coach he stops. He discovers that Alyse has been deposed from her position as the privileged daughter of a nobleman because her father failed to make arrangements for her upon his death. Her home and fortune are now controlled by her cousin and he doesn't like Alyse one bit. Together they find the perpetrator of "accidents" and in so doing increase the danger to Alyse.

Don't miss this great series. The stories are fresh and the look at English high society is revealing!

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Women Can Look Fabulous in Glasses

Suzanne Enoch - Historical Romance at Its Best