Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

A decadent, delicious little indulgence. Bride is the perfect summer read! Bride is a paging turning drama that sizzles with secrets and lies, and a single mom caught between two powerful brothers in an intriguing forced union. Bottomline: I do take Gabriel Prince to be mine for better or worse, in mystery and deceit. Bring on the honeymoon. The stage is set for a high stakes marriage between the dark and mysterious manipulative Prince family and Clementine, a savvy baker who wants nothing less than the American dream. Altho she probably never anticipated going through the Prince brothers. It’s bittersweet, and left me bereft. We learn the Prince family has already cost her so much. And that’s where Bride leaves us. Who will emerge as the villain and the hero? Which leads me to Gabriel Prince. Gabriel is a softie hiding under that brooding menace of an exterior. He leads a decadent life, full of refinements and collections, but he’s empty, a marionette serving the whims of his dead grandfather. Its obvious from the over the top luxury contrasted with his deliberately spare prose, that Chance wants us to see Gabriel as empty. Enter the beauty, Clementine who has a history with these men. Clementine is the object of much more than Gabriel’s financial goals, but he’s fighting it. Despite her caring and openness with her son and friends, she’s harboring her own agenda that threatens to derail their simple arrangement. Who ever said a marriage of convenience couldn’t be full of mystery and longing? If the enigmatic Ronin Prince really cares about Clem, or simply wants to bed Clem, I’ll be shocked. But that’s the fun, that’s the mystery. And it’s clear Chance is holding back, building the stakes. Can Gabriel give Clementine the honeymoon of her dreams without falling for her? Will Clem destroy Gabriel in pursuit of her own dreams?