Review: Short and sweet
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 5, 2011
These three historical stories are only 77 pages combined, so it won't take you very long to read, but I enjoyed them all.  Each peripherally involves a royal wedding, but a non-royal couple is the focus of the tale.  The stories are all super-short, so don't expect any passionate love scenes or a ton of character development, but each story is sweet and romantic.In Stephanie Laurens' "The Wedding Planner," a woman who lost her fiance to war meets up with a man from her past."Ever After" by Gaelen Foley is about a married woman afraid her husband is having an affair.Loretta Chase's story, "The Jilting of Lord Rothwick," is about a wealthy young woman who breaks off her engagement to a poor but aristocratic peer.A short but cute read, and pretty reasonable at $1.99.