Christine P. (poppy) reviewed His Wedding-Night Heir (Harlequin Presents #2509) on + 47 more book reviews
Cally Mailtand has been on the run since fleeing her marriage to Sir Nicholas Tempest.
Angela S. (boringgirl) reviewed His Wedding-Night Heir (Harlequin Presents #2509) on + 302 more book reviews
A really good read. Typical plot but exactly what I look for in these types of books. Two people driven apart but a misunderstanding that gets cleared up in the end with some blackmail, jelously, and passionate love scenes thrown in the mix!
Summary from back cover: Will he get his wedding night baby? Virginal beauty Cally Maitland has become accustomed to life on the run since fleeing her marriage to British aristocrat Sir Nicholas Tempest. But Nicholas isn't prepared to let Cally go. He has a harsh ultimatum to deliver: give him their long overdue wedding night - and provide him with an heir!
Summary from back cover: Will he get his wedding night baby? Virginal beauty Cally Maitland has become accustomed to life on the run since fleeing her marriage to British aristocrat Sir Nicholas Tempest. But Nicholas isn't prepared to let Cally go. He has a harsh ultimatum to deliver: give him their long overdue wedding night - and provide him with an heir!
Shelley C. (sdgirl) -
always enjoy sara craven books
Cynthia L. (ceeceelandau) reviewed His Wedding-Night Heir (Harlequin Presents #2509) on + 282 more book reviews
I enjoyed this book immensely, yet my only issue was how allowed herself to be manipulated at every angle. The story had a wonderful premise. I enjoyed how the author wrote with such descriptive words that I felt like I was a part of the story. I could definitely imagine the main characters (Cally and Nicholas) and their miss-communications.
Towards the end of the book all I kept on wishing was for them to sit down and talk. If they would have been honest with one another from the very beginning, perhaps all the problems would never have happened.
Towards the end of the book all I kept on wishing was for them to sit down and talk. If they would have been honest with one another from the very beginning, perhaps all the problems would never have happened.
Jo B. (BookJo) -
Publication Date December 2005
