Review: The heroine ruined it
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 05 21, 2013
Midnight Bride is about Carrie Smith's grandfather  recently passed away now she's the only one looking after her land. But one day out of know where she meets Jed Jones, a man who has a document stating that half of her land is his, and that they must get married by Midnight if they wish to keep their land.Carrie doesn't trust this at all, even though the document seemed real and the judge and sheriff approved it. She still doesn't believe it. And Jed said they would only be married by name, so they have to make it look real to others but they each know it isn't. She tries everything she can to prove that Jed isn't who he says, and that everything he's said about her family is lies.Jed on the other hand is instantly attracted to Carrie, and wants to make her his wife in every way possible. He will stop at nothing to win her over, and make her love him.But people around them want to take the land away from them, so they have a lot of things to go through before they can live happily ever after.This book was okay. I got extremely frustrated with Carrie throughout the whole book. The way she wouldn't ever believe anything that Jed said was truly annoying. And the fact that she kept saying she was going to end the marriage, but yet didn't actually do a whole lot to end it at all. I truly couldn't stand her at all, and it made me dislike the book.The other character's in the book were okay though. I didn't really have any problems with them. This book isn't something I will read again, but it was okay at the time.