No Brighter Dream

by Katherine Kingsley

Book Overview

Rescuing a young woman and then discovering her surprising identity, Andre de Saint-Simon promptly returns her to her home and tries to forget her, until the determined lady arranges their marriage. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0451405129
• ISBN13: 9780451405128
• Release Date: October 1994
• Publisher: Topaz
• Length: 380 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.1" x 4.2" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

WOW....

This book is amazing. I could not put it down. I think this is the best book of the trilogy from Katherine Kingsley. Ali is trully an amazing woman with great spirit. Her love for Andre is really touching. Sometimes I just wanted to smack Andre's head when he was rude to Ali and could not see other love when it's within his reach. His love for his childhood sweetheart is touching, but sometimes it's at the point of annoying for he hurt so many people because of it. But I love it when he finally come to his senses and returned Ali's loveFor those who want to read this book, I suggest to read No Greater Love and No Sweeter Heaven in order first before reading this book.

Complete surrender

No Brighter Dream was superb. I applaud Katherine's writing ability it is simply magical. I'm an avid romance reader and I was just not expecting the kind of depth that I felt in this novel. When you read the back it's interesting enough but once you get into it you just won't want to tear yourself away. The ending I might add brought tears to my eyes. Bravo Katherine you're one of a kind.

Excellent

For readers of Kingsley's No Sweeter Heaven, No Greater Love, this book is a must...if only to find out what happens to all the characters you meet from the first two books! Ali is a young girl with an innate belief that everything that happens has a good reason. Her optimism and faith in God are sharply parallel with Andre, who has lost his faith due to tragedy in his past. It was a treat to watch Ali grow from a quixotic child to a young woman but retaining her sense of humor and optimism.