Review: Sensual and Sweet
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 1, 2013
When a marriage of convenience is contracted for one bride, another fulfills the contract, and the groom is all smiles and smoldering glances at the wedding breakfast, it can be a pleasantly uncomfortable surprise for the bride. Victoria has lived in the shadow of her older sister Isabella, considered more beautiful and lively by society. Bastian, Lord Astel, would rather runaway than marry Isabella. At society events he has been drawn to the sweet, kind, quiet, and somewhat shy Victoria. He feels her type of beauty would suit him best. When Isabella does not fit into her wedding dress and is swiftly sent to Wales, Victoria takes her place. Suddenly a bride, she is totally confused by her groom's behavior. She doesn't realize that Bastian couldn't be more pleased with the outcome. After a sensual wedding night both are elated, but can the change in brides cause confusion for others and possibly drive a wedge in their budding relationship? This is a delightfully sensual novella that I enjoyed very much. I look forward to this author writing more stories like this one.