The h also starts getting on your nerves with her silly antics. Write such brilliant comedy, but scenes that are ripe with emotional anguish? Definitely darker than The Bride , but still contained Garwood's wit and humor. When he forced Brenna to give up the memory of her family and childhood possessions her siblings had given her, I could have strangled him on the spot. I absolutely love their characters. Yep, still loved it. Connor's constant refusal to talk and explain himself - he was Laird, why should he "waste" his time explaining his actions to his wife?

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She'll never see her family again, has no idea what to expect, and is sent on horseback to journey hundreds of miles to get to the guy. Well it won't work.

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It was a good read alright!! She had me laughing, shocked, and respecting her throughout the book. In some other book a character such as him would have made me annoyed,instead Garwood had me laughing with the genuine lack of knowledge on interpreting emotions.

Lets just say that she was a toddler when she ask him, barely not remembering that she actually did it. Garwoox Bride followed by The Wedding are, in my opinion, Garwood's best work.

They didn't know each other at all and kept misunderstanding their gqrwood and actions. Connor's constant refusal to talk and explain himself - he was Laird, why should he veencanje his time explaining his actions to his wife? Her beloved pet is left in the woods to fend for itself. Connor isn't aware that Brenna is his enemy's bride when he sets out to claim her as his own bride, but he's more than satisfied now that he knows it.

He's a hard man, and it took him sometime to realize that his husband skills needed improvement. Because his change of heart was not a natural progression, it vencanjf abrupt, and there for, not totally believable.

I enjoyed the The Bride ,but i felt this books was much more thorough, hence more satisfying ending. One way or another, I'm going to make you care about me. I hope the book had more banter and a defiant Brenna.

I'd rather have a gun. She really captures how two people can perceive things differently and interpret things wrongly, but she does it believably and with lashings of h Re-read Dec Sublime dialogue.

Honestly, I think my expectations for this book were a tad too high after just finishing "The Bride. I'm not sure why this story didn't sit vrncanje w 2 stars Looks like I'm one of the few who didn't enjoy this book.

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The constant misconceptions between the two main characters became annoying after awhile. Mar 26, Hulya Kara Yuksel rated it it was amazing.

Add in the fact that I was the sixth of seven children. Enjoy and Be Blessed. It's just females figuring their figurative shit out. Yes, I am, unless your cold attitude kills me first.

And then when she was on the way to her wedding I loved how he showed up and tricked her into asking him to marry her. I found "The Wedding" frustrating, wearisome, and confusing at times.

Re-read Dec Sublime dialogue. I swear, I started to frown when Connor left Brenna to her own devices as soon as he arrived home, trusting her to follow him around.

I never thought i would enjoy medieval books uulie this one proved me just plain wrong! Because this book took me from laughing hysterically, to being angry enough for my blood pressure to shoot up or so my throbbing temples testified toto being so sad I wanted to cry. I liked Brenna,but i did have some issues with her. Yet still, Women are still treated unequally, with men being the dominant gender, somehow women just ended up as housewives again, but certain ladies have fought courageously and tirelessly to assert themselves as individuals and experts in their field, something most men have had the luxury of taking for granted,Thankfully we now live in an age where feminist thought is considered the norm.

I think I've probably read this book 50 times.