Dyann Love Barr, A Perfect Bride For Christmas

Title: A Perfect Bride For Christmas

Author: Dyann Love Barr

Rating: Five Siren Stones

Genre: Contemporary Romance

Keywords: Champagne Rose, Spicy

Page Count: 376

ISBN E-Book: 1-60154-858-3

Price: $7.00

ISBN For Print: 978-1601548580

Price: $15.99

Publisher: The Wild Rose Press

Buy-Link: http://www.thewildrosepress.com/a-perfect-bride-for-christmas-p-4310.html

Reviewer: Cia

Blurb/Summary:

Three Kings Series

Alex King wants to follow the family tradition and marry his perfect bride on Christmas Eve. There’s one little hitch—Bianca dumps him at the altar. He wakes up in Vegas with a hangover, a ring on his finger, and in bed with his best friend, Zoë Hillman. She’s overweight and plain, nothing at all like his image of the perfect wife. So begins the shortest Vegas marriage in history.

Zoe loved Alex from the moment he walked through the law firm’s doors. He can charm the panties off any woman, but he’s never tried it with her. The chance to grab for the golden ring is within her reach until everything blows up in her face. Now, five years later she returns to Kansas City with triplets in tow and a brand new look. Catering Alex’ next wedding should prove interesting.

Review:

Alex King was one major jerk. I couldn’t believe how cruel he was in front of his friend or that growing up as he did he’d treat a woman like trash. I immediately fell for Zoe and how she held her head up high and moved on. Much to my surprise she was gifted with three beautiful girls. The highlight to me was her second husband who showed her how she should’ve been treated.

When they reunited it was clear even though he didn’t deserve a lick of her time, she still loved him, not the man in the public eye worried about peerage but the other side of him, the one who showed her a different glimpse.

Although it took him forever to learn his lesson, I came to adore him for becoming a better man and ending the ridiculous waste of time in pursuing shallow women, when he had one of substance he’d let go.