Review: Scandalous Brides Set
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 30, 2014
Unforgetable Rogue by Annette Blair:  I've been anxious to read Bryceson Wakefield's story - wow, I didn't want the story to end!  To walk into a church and see your wife about to marry, not just another man, but That man...  Due to unwillingness to share secret fears and thoughts of disgust from a loved one, we have a mess and it's fun to see it all unravel.  Great Story!A Lady by Chance by Cheryl Bolen:  Another fantastic story by Cheryl.  I can't even imagine what it must have been like to be thought noble but with no money and it is beneath you to work in a trade... how they managed, I don't know.  Haverstock  tries to be loyal to his country and still support his sisters.  In comes a beautiful girl with a French mother who is totally for England since she was raised there but no one trusts because of her mother.  Makes for some interesting twists.  Loved it, it was hard to put down (even After the story was over!)Salt Bride by Lucinda Brant:  An amazing story about a young girl cast out of her home with nothing by her own father and then allowed to stay in a cottage with next to nothing by a man who constantly harps on the scandalous doing of the upper class. The truth always comes out, eventually, but the sufferings of those can be overwhelming.  Loved the story and can't wait to read the next one to follow up this one.Scandalous Virtue by Brenda Hiatt:  Wow! Who says you can't pull yourself out of the muck of the past if you really want to do so.  Jack is so dissipated with drink and women that it takes a note from his now deceased grandfather to make him "sit up and pay attention!"  In comes a woman, widowed and much put upon by a father and then an aging husband... all she wants to do is kick off the traces!  Forget proper, she wants to be Free!  Great story and had me hooked from the beginning.