Growing up, Beatrix knew that one day she would marry
William Mallory. She had loved the handsome neighbor boy
forever, and he returned her love as well. They were
blissfully preparing for the most talked-about wedding of
the season when William received an unexpected letter, a
letter that turned both his and Beatrix's world upside down
and caused the wedding to be canceled two weeks before the
event was to take place.
Years later, Beatrix has finally managed to put Will
out of her mind (somewhat) and is preparing for her
upcoming wedding to Aiden Trathen when who should pop back
into her life but William Mallory -- freshly back from his
Egyptian adventures -- and wanting Beatrix as badly as he
did before. But would Beatrix put a halt on another wedding
as she tries to figure out which man is the right one for
her? Or will she take her cousin Julia's wise advice and
follow her heart?
I was totally charmed by WEDDING OF THE SEASON, finding
it full of romance, a little mischief, and a lot of good
fun! Laura Lee Guhrke populates her story with personable
characters and provides a fascinating setting for this
story of love lost and love found again.
Fans will be overjoyed to know that the second book in
the Abandoned At The Altar series, Scandal of The
Year, will be released at the end of this month! Guhrke
tells Beatrix's cousin Julia's story and it promises to be a
doozy!
Being jilted. It’s awful for a girl.
Especially if your fiancé was also your childhood
sweetheart , your prince charming, and the handsome, rakish
duke you’d built all your dreams around. Even more awful if
he jilted you two weeks before your wedding and took off
for Egypt. It would take a girl a long time to get over
that sort of humiliation.
But what if six years later, on the eve of your next
wedding, he returns and he decides he wants you back? Too
bad, you say? But what if he’s as hot, handsome, and
rakishly charming as ever? What if his return stirs up all
the old passions you thought you’d conquered? What if you
find yourself longing for the past and questioning the
future? What if you have to spend a whole month at the same
house party with him and your new fiancé?
Well, for Lady Beatrix Danbury, that sort of situation is
more than awful. It’s impossible. It’s intolerable. It’s a
nightmare. But it might also turn out to be her dream come
true.
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