The Other Guy's Bride: Library Edition

from Viviana_Reece

I liked how three dimensional the characters were and Ginesse's endearing personality. I would have liked to learn more about Jim though. I felt like his relationship with his Grandmother and how he came to be in Egypt was a bit glossed over. I really liked the little tid bits of history and how ...

from WhiskeyintheJar

I could tell you to read this book for the fun adventure (think Indiana Jonesish or I guess nowadays people would think Nate Drake), Connie Brockway writing (effortlessly emotionally true, engaging, and always moving), or the characters (you’ll smile while weeping at how utterly crystal cle...

from avry15

The other guys bride, as the title suggest is a story of a guy who should protect and guide the bride to her rightful groom but unexpectedly falls in love with her in the process. I usually read historical romances set in a palace, a countryside, ballroom parties, and anything that suggest old-fa...

from bettysunflower

What a wonderfully exciting, adventurous, and romantic read! Ginesse Braxton is on a ship sailing to Egypt. The woman in the room next to her has been suffering terribly with sea sickness so Ginesse is in her room helping her as best she can. The woman, Mildred Whimpelhall, who is also headed to ...

from Kathy89

Spunky young woman wants to go to Egypt and discover a lost tomb an seizes on the opportunity to change places with another woman on the boat from England who was traveling to meet her fiance. At the dock she was to be met and escorted to the fiance's army fortress (near her dig site), the guide ...