About the Book
Lady
Grace Endicott never would have dreamed she'd be ruined by a rake. But
after an innocent encounter with notorious scoundrel Lord Weston is
misconstrued, her beloved sister's introduction to society—and her own
reputation—are put at risk. The only way to avoid a scandal is a
betrothal.
Brandon Roth—Lord Weston—doesn't quite know what to
think of his independent fiancée…or their growing friendship. Yet their
engagement ruse is quickly becoming more than a temporary fix. If he can
convince Grace that his wicked ways are now far behind him, he'll be
able to prove that he wants nothing more than to care for the lovely
lady…
This is a well loved library book that was used for the review
My Review
“Accidental Fiancee” by Mary Moore
is a book I have been waiting for, since I learned that it was coming
out. It seems as if when I am waiting for a book with such
expectations, as I did with this book, I am let down about half the
time for it turns out that it was not all that I hoped it would be.
I can safely say that was not the case with this book, for it seemed
to exceed all of my expectations.
Normally I give a little personal
thoughts on each the hero and heroine of the story but this time I am
not going to do so. The reason I am not going to do so is because I
think by describing these two characters, it would take away from this
book where part of the pleasure in the journey that I took with this
book was in fact learning about these two very unique characters.
Each of them learn a few things with eye opening results, but I have
to say that some of those lessons that were learned were learned
fairly easily while others were not. I have to say that I fell in
love with both Grace and Brandon for each of them lived up to their
description on the back of the book with one being a scoundrel and
the other being something else. It is interesting to watch how these
two interact with other throughout the book, and I loved every minute
of reading it.
All of the characters, main and
secondary, are written in such a way that they seemed to be able to
pull various emotions out of me, from dislike to pity, love to
disdain and so much more. It is really such a rare thing for me to
find a 'Love Inspired' book to have such full characters all the way
around from the main right down to the very minor characters that
only have an appearance for a few pages. Then there is the humor
that is spread out throughout the story that really endeared both
Grace and Brandon to me for I just couldn't help but laugh at them.
I also wanted to strangle one or both of them at one point or another
because they allowed themselves to get into some pretty touchy
circumstances.
I truly hope all who read this book
enjoys it as much as I did.
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