Carol B. (RapidReader) reviewed The Bride's Revenge (Harlequin Historical, No 618) on + 3 more book reviews
Having thrown my husband's clothes out (although not out of the bedroom window) a few times, I had to laugh my head off at this. Good reading until almost the end and then it loses momentum. But since I was almost finished with it, that was OK.
story in l898 about a husband who is a new reporter and his wife who id determined to also do reporting, not be just a house wife. Great story.
Rose R. (puzzler) reviewed The Bride's Revenge (Harlequin Historical, No 618) on + 35 more book reviews
The day his wife threw his underware out the window,rfporterJ.R. Abbot realized their rocky romance was banner news.Caroline Rhodes Abbot might as well have splashedb the truth across the front page: She was not the sweet little homebody he married!
