The Bride Wore Blue

By Cheryl Bolen

Book Overview

A Bargain Isn't A Bargain ... Until It Is Sealed With A Kiss Lacking the funds for a London season-yet determined to see her headstrong younger siblings suitably matched-lovely widow Felicity Harrison establishes herself in Bath, a grand dame at the tender age of twenty-four. However, her brother's gambling debts soon force her to accept a most unusual proposal from elegant nabob Thomas Moreland. He agrees to repay all markers provided she helps him gain social standing in Bath society. Though there is something oddly familiar about this gentleman, Felicity casts uncertainty aside and agrees to the arrangement. Having made a fortune in India, Thomas has returned home to win the heart of the woman who captured his own six years ago. Like an angel of mercy, Felicity came to his aid after a band of highwaymen left him for dead. Now, he's determined to convince this beauty still wearing widow's weeds that there's more to life than assembly rooms, matrons, and matchmaking. Showering her with ribbons of glorious colors, he'll awaken in her a desire to shed those weeds. But what Felicity doesn't know yet is that her greatest desire of all is to spend the rest of her life in Thomas' arms... This is Book 1 in The Brides of Bath series. Each book is also a stand alone novel.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1491025492
• ISBN13: 9781491025499
• Release Date: July 2013
• Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
• Length: 320 Pages
• Weight: 0.75 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.0" x 8.0"

Customer Reviews

The Bride Wore Blue

Cheryl Bolen's The Bride Wore Blue is the kind of book I fell in love with when I first started reading the romance genre. Set in Regency Bath, it comes complete with a darlky handsome hero, and a beautiful, straitlaced heroine. You'll also love the secondary characters, especially the heroine's young sister, whose story is told in an upcoming release, With This Ring.

Bath at its Best

Cheryl Bolen proves once again that she is totally comfortable in the Regency period. Her stories are always passionate and interesting and The Bride Wore Blue is no exception. Her widowed heroine takes on her unruly siblings and is stalked by a villian that gave me chills. Bath is a great setting and I look forward to reading more in this series. The combination of romance and suspense can't be beat. I'd recommend this book to anyone.