Regency Romance
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"A Valentine Courtship" by Donna Bell-- Just when Adam Hunter, the Earl of Marsden, has vowed to choose a bride on the eve of his thirtieth birthday, he finds himself being courted by a mysterious mysterious woman from afar. And when she reveals her identity at the St. Valentine's Day Ball, a night of revelation becomes one of unexpected bliss...
"Valentine Bride" by Catherine Blair-- Margaret Fitzpatrick is set to become the toast of Dublin when she marries the dashing Captain Weldon on St. Valentine's Day. But when Margaret's childhood beau and dearest friend Austin Bourke delivers the news that her fiance has cried off, what was to be Margaret's wedding day blossoms into a far more special occasion--as Margaret and Austin discover true love in a cherished friendship.
"The Ruby Heart" by Lynn Collum-- Lorissa Mathis has long been in love with her neigbor, Lord Justin Andrews. Now Justin is ready to choose a bride--and custom decrees the heir to the Earl of Crossley present a ruby heart to his intended at the St. Valentine's Day Ball. Can Lori prove to Justin that no other woman can make him as happy as she?
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Donna Bell lives in Texas with her husband, three dogs, and a cat. She enjoys quilting and reading when not writing. She has been writing all her life and still has stories written when she was in second grade. She has also written under the name of Julia Parks.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
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Buy it as a Valentine's day gift for your buddies!,
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This review is from: Valentine Kisses (Zebra Regency Romance) (Paperback)
My copy of this book arrived just before I came down with a wicked case of the flu - and it turned out to be a lifesaver during that miserable day I spent curled up in bed under a heap of blankets! There are three delightful short stories all based around a theme of discovering true love with an old friend. All three have light, well-crafted story lines with a good comedy element present throughout. The first story by Donna Bell has the heroine secretly courting her best friend when he decides that it is time for him to to settle down and take a wife. The second story by Catherine Blair is my favourite - where the heroine is jilted on her wedding day only to discover that her heart lies safe in the keeping of her close childhood friend. The last by Lynn Collum concerns a young nobleman who has to choose a wife by St. Valentine's day and remains undecided until he realises that an old childhood playmate is the only one for him. Buy this book for yourself and any of your close friends that would appreciate a romantic read on Valentine's Day!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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Overall theme: friends into lovers.,
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This review is from: Valentine Kisses (Zebra Regency Romance) (Paperback)
"A Valentine Coursthip" by Donna Bell. Widow Miranda Sinclair and Adam Hunter, the Earl of Marsden, have been best friends forever. It is a shock when Adam asks Miranda's help in finding a bride before his 30th birthday. Miranda realizes she loves Adam and begins to woo him with anonymous valentines. A lovely tale about the growth of a relationship, from comfortable friends to exciting romantics."The Valentine Bride" by Catherine Blair. Family friend Austin Bourke was left to console his best friend's fiance, Margaret Fitzpatrick, his own true love, when she was jilted on her wedding day. Not as well done as Bell's contribution. Maggie's feelings appear shallow when she so easily turns from her fiance to Austin in one day. "The Ruby Heart" by Lynn Collum. Family tradition dictates that Lord Justin Andrew give the Crossley Ruby Heart to the woman he loves at the Valentine's Day ball given by his mother, the Duchess of Crossley. Hoyden Lorissa Mathis loved Justin, but how could she compete with London beauties when her all male family raised her like a boy? The development in Lorissa from tomboy to beauty was realistically done. There is magic between Lorissa and Justin.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
a great treat for your valentine,
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This review is from: Valentine Kisses (Zebra Regency Romance) (Paperback)
Delightful collection of three stories. The destressful delima of the "valentine bride" by Catherine Blair is especially charming and witty.
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