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Balmorrow's Bride (Zebra Regency Romance)

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Once I started reading Balmorrow's Bride, I could not put the book down. It carries you along the story line so well that I could not wait to turn the page to see what would happen to the hero next. I really enjoyed the love story as it developes between the two main characters. The tenderness and humor was outstanding. I found myself laughing out loud when the author had the characters laughing. Yes, I received a few strange looks at the pool. The supporting characters were great, too. This book should be a series so you could find out more about them. I highly recommend this book.

Highly recommend this book and all others past and present written by Judith A. Lansdowne. She is very imaginative. Not only does she write romance but also adds intrigue, mystery and comedy.Her characters seem to come alive.Please do read her books and you will see what I mean.

I have enjoyed all of Judith Lansdowne's books and novellas, but "Balmorrow's Bride" was the best of all. It is very refreshing to read a story where the characters (especally the hero and heroine) actually like each other. The only thing that would make it better is another 100 pages or so--I didn't want it to end!

I enjoyed this book TREMENDOUSLY. I was sorry to see it end. I liked the main characters and the entire supporting cast, which brings me to the question I posed in the title of my review: Did Maggie and Michaela have stories written about them before this book was written. The characters are so well developed and their stories seem so well established, I can't help feeling they might have been told in an earlier book. If so, I want to find them and read them.

This is one of the best Regencies it has been my good fortune to come across. The plot is well crafted. There are some mysterious circumstances, just enough action, excellent character development and great dialogue. It was hard to put this book down. If you like Georgette Heyer, if you liked Loretta Chase's The Devil's Delilah, then I strongly recommend you pick up a copy of this book.