Finally a Bride

By Lisa Childs

Original

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373752342
• ISBN13: 9780373752348
• Release Date: October 2008
• Publisher: Harlequin Enterprises ULC
• Length: 224 Pages
• Weight: 0.25 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 4.2" x 6.6"

Customer Reviews

Finally a Bride

I been looking forward to reading this book and this series of Wedding Party And I enjoy the story the characters are telling me too.

good job

I liked the ending of this series. We all knew that these 2 characters were going to get together. It kind of nice to see when males of insecurities about the way they look and you see that in this book. Their tension was through the roof, and thats another thing that i enjoy when reading a book.

fine contemporary

Since second grade in Cloverville, Michigan Eric South has loved his best friend Molly McClintock; he even proposed back in elementary school. Years later after he served as a military medic, they are still friends in Grand Rapids. So when she informs him she is engaged to Dr. Josh Towers, he becomes depressed as he feels more wounded than the injuries he took in combat. He receives the invitation to her wedding, but decides not to go because it will feel like he is attending a wake, his. Stunning no one perhaps not even the groom, Molly jilts him; fleeing from her wedding to spend time with Eric. Over the next week they talk about their deepest feelings for the other, as each pronounces their love for the other; but is love enough to take a chance on ruining a perfect friendship. The last woman standing single in Lisa Childs' "The Wedding Party" series (see FOREVER HIS BRIDE and THE BEST MAN'S BRIDE), Molly almost marries for the sake of joining her pals in matrimony. However, she shows grit and courage when she decides to take a chance on love. Josh is not an evil person so breaking his heart is not easy especially when she does it by climbing through a church window. Still fans will root for her to marry for love not for just becoming FINALLY A BRIDE. Harriet Klausner