Aunt Thirza had been everything to Katrina Gibbs, but her death left Katrina with little money and no marketable skills. Katrina did have two things, though--her aunt's small cottage in Dorset, and the friendship of Simon Glenville, the wonderful doctor who had cared for Aunt Thirza.
Simon loved Katrina, and he thought Katrina loved him, too, but so much had happened to her he wasn't sure this innocent, gallant girl was aware of it. When the time was right, he would propose, they'd plan a wedding and he would cherish her all their days....
An Innocent Bride (Best of Betty Neels)
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19 of 21 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
A sweet romance,
By Isela Perez (Texas) - See all my reviews
This review is from: An Innocent Bride (Harlequin Romance, 3577) (Paperback)
If you have never read a Betty Neels book, this is the one to start with. I loved this book, it is like reading a fairytale. This story is about Katrina, a big girl who keeps telling herself that she is happy with her life, until she meets Dr. Simon Glenville. She hates him at first sight, and yet he is always with her everytime she needs him. What she doesn't know is that he has fallen in love with her. It's a sweet romance that will make you stock up on Betty Neels' books.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Sweet story, Great read.,
This review is from: Innocent Bride (White Weddings) (Harlequin Romance) (Paperback)
Simon and Katrina are well matched. Simon is not Dutch, which is refreshing, since there are no language or culture barriers between the pair. The hero is not too old, the heroine is not too young, nor is she a tiny or plain "mouse" of a girl who will eventully marry a very tall and "massive" Neels hero. The doctor is a kind, polite gentleman with a backbone, and the heroine is hardworking, proud, and very ladylike. Katrina is a bit innocent (although no direct reference is made to this in the story) and her lack of familiarity with men creates the conflict in the story since she doesn't know how to relate to Simon when the two first meet.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Very nice story,
This review is from: An Innocent Bride (Best of Betty Neels) (Mass Market Paperback)
I would've given this book 5 stars except for the fact that I felt it was rushed a bit through the ending. I suspect that she was trying to fit this particular title into the Harlequin "bride" series and had to add pages about the wedding which most of her other books don't contain. Most of her books end at the proposal, unless it is a marriage of convenience. I feel that Neels has written many more detailed and more satisfying stories than this one. I did like the way that even though the story is very much like her other plots, she made it slightly different by making the "other" woman a smart doctor and making sure that our heroine wasn't completely destitute and not as needy of the hero. He came to see her because he loved her - simple as that.
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