Yes, please! Her “enticing” him the next morning in her innocence/embarrassment.Īlex demanding Daniel come and claim his wife and take her away rather than start war after Jamie accidentally gave her sister Mary sanctuary on her lands. Knowing they’ll never see each other again :( Telling beak she loves him and that he has been a good father. That would surely be time enough, they’d reasoned, to eat a full supper, choose their brides, marry them if there was a priest in residence, and then be on their way.” “They fully expected to spend little more than an hour or two at Jamison’s holding. And knows Alec will take her as soon as he sees her.Īlec & Daniel’s ideas about how long it would take to get a bride. Dying! Violet eyes… are they a thing? Does Bridget actually know what the color violet is? Oooo ok, the ominous subplot of murder that will eventually threaten Jamie introduced early. The side characters were an additive and the murder plot (eek) was just enough to add stakes but not enough to detract from the love story. Well, Jamie isn't that wife, she tests him and challenges him and soothes him and generally loves him and gets right under that skin! He'll just pick her up quick and head home. The amount of feuds she accidentally starts in this book is HILARIOUS.Īlec is a strong, silent type who literally thinks having a wife will be no inconvenience at all. Jamie is a great MC (by the way this stands for the main character for those of you who didn't know either!) and is brave and foolish in equal measure.

What a perfect way to end season 4! This book was so funny and romantic and sexy and we were here for it! Romance at a Glance Reviews The Bride by Julie GarwoodĪKA Bridget’s tied for 1st fav book of the historical (with The Wallflower Wager)!

Julie garwood the wedding series