Ransomed Bride (Brides of Montclair, Book 2)
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| Rating | : | 4.81 (738 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0310669618 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 176 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-10-21 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
She also published the American Quilts Series, and the Orphan Train Trilogy. Jane Peart was a best-selling novelist in both the secular and Christian markets. Her beloved Brides of Montclair Series is one of the longest continuous series on the market.
From the Author Jane Peart is a best-selling novelist. With nearly 650,000 books sold, her popular Brides of Montclair series is one of the longest continuous series on the market. Her other series include Westward Dreams and American Quilt
Ransomed Bride is a historical romance that brings to life a young couple's choice between duty and love.. It is too late. We must forget this ever happened.' 'How can we?' he asked in anguish. We'll find a way!' Cam declared as he drew her into his arms. 'I love you, and yet I know I have no right to speak to you of this. I'm engaged--' 'Oh, Cam, don't!' she begged. The moon moved across the sky from behind the sheltering trees, and suddenly the two of them were enveloped in moonlight. There is no way--' A tremor coursed through her -- a premonition of danger. I'm not free. 'It cannot be. There must be. 'Cam, let me go. 'I won't lose you now!' said Cam in a voice ragged with
Five Stars I loved it!!. OK, but too syrupy and too little anything else! Lorabeth fled from an arranged marriage in England, only to arrive at the Virginia home of a grandmother she had never met. She was a total stranger due to the scandalous elopement of her mother some 20 years prior. Hoping to become a member of a "real" family, instead she falls helplessly and hopelessly in love with her first cousin, Cameron Montrose whom she had never known. The entire book revolves primarily around their complicated, clandestine romance which continues even after both of them are betrothed to another person.If there is one surprise that Peart . Okay. Doesn't live up to other Jane Peart titles. Cecelia Dowdy I am a big fan of Jane Peart, however, this book was not as good as her others. Attractive Lorabeth flees England to escape the clutches of her dominant mother. She believes in true love and is determined to avoid a hideous arranged marriage. She finds solace and comfort in her grandmother's home, however, I felt the romance between Lorabeth and her first cousin Cameron, to be forced and contrived. The romance didn't develop naturally as in most romance novels. However, I did think the author did well in describing the scenery.