Westcott Someone to Wed: Alexander's Story, Book 3, (Paperback)

from phyllis2779

An excellent installment in this series. I liked the how the problems of each of the lead individuals were shown and how they were resolved. Balogh always seems to zero in the psychological issues that her characters have. This series, Someone to ..., seems to have a lot of psychological issues.

from jennybeast

Oh, I'm really enjoying the Westcotts, and their emphasis on family -- in so many of these books it seems like the family part is just as important to the characters as the love affair. This one is Alexander and Wren's story. Looking forward to future developments with all the siblings/cousins.

from tjsjohanna

I loved the premise of this novel - Wren has been completely secluded because of childhood trauma and a disfiguring birth mark. But she has the courage to seek for something better. I thought Alex's impressions of her were particularly realistic - he isn't the typical "ride in on a white horse" t...

from spinsterrevival

Loved this so much, and it will definitely be a reread in the future. Wren went on a huge journey throughout the book to overcome trauma, and Alexander was a wonderful hero in his caring and support. I hope to see more of them in later books in the series.

from N.W.Moors

Wren Heyden has been a recluse for years as a result of a birthmark on her face and childhood trauma. When she inherits a fortune, she decides the time has come for marriage. She's a business woman, the owner of a glassworks, so naturally she chooses to 'buy' a husband, thinking no man would want...