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Liked It “Anatole St. Leger who has special powers is a descendant of some interesting family members. Anatole carries some emotional scars from his childhood along with the visible scar on his forehead. He knows he needs to marry and contacts the Bride Finder, who selects all the St. Leger’s brides. If...” see full review » see other reviews » |
Didn’t Like It “Part of a trilogy of romantic novels that have a magical touch. All books are about a man who can't find a woman the right way. It has to be destiny, the bride has to be magically pointed out. All the men in this family have paranormal abilities, which make these novels more scary than usual in...” see full review » see other reviews » |
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“Part of a trilogy of romantic novels that have a magical touch. All books are about a man who can't find a woman the right way. It has to be destiny, the bride has to be magically pointed out. All the men in this family have paranormal abilities, which make these novels more scary than usual in this genre. Sometimes its almost horror.
Mariëlle wrote this review 12 days ago. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
As a christian, I object to these novels for two reasons. One is the role of premarittal sex, and the way these novels are written. They are essentialy porn for woman. The second reason is the strong occult presence in this particular series. Christian woman should not be reading erotic novels, nor should they fill their minds with occult stories. ”
“A nice easy read. A good story line.”
Susan S wrote this review Monday, October 5 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No“Anatole St. Leger who has special powers is a descendant of some interesting family members. Anatole carries some emotional scars from his childhood along with the visible scar on his forehead. He knows he needs to marry and contacts the Bride Finder, who selects all the St. Leger’s brides. If the bride is not chosen by the Bride Finder he will be cursed as his father was who did not follow tradition. He is very stern with the requirements of his bride and makes a list. Unknown to Anatole the resident ghost Prospero switches the list.
ancestorsearch wrote this review Friday, November 21 2008. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
The bride, Madeline, and her cousin arrive from London and are soon greeted at the front door by Anatole, who immediately grabs the cousin and kisses her passionately. In shock the cousin flees and leaves Madeline alone to face her husband who in no way resembles the photo in the locket she carries around her neck given to her by the Bride Finder. Madline is left to wonder did she do the right thing should she flee as her cousin or stay and try to fall in love. Her visions of prince charming sweeping her off her feet are fading fast.
Madeline struggles to reach deep within Anatole to discover his dark past, while Anatole struggles to keep the past a secret.
The story has it all twist, mystery, suspense, interesting characters, magic and a beautiful romance. I love it when I find new authors to read, I cannot wait to read the remaining 2 in the series.”
“She keeps making me cry. Her deeply layered, sad heroes always make me cry. This is an incredibly touching story of how two people get past their misinterpretations of each other and into a real relationship.”
Kassiana wrote this review Sunday, September 7 2008. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
“Really enjoyed it. Wasn't a dark gothic tale though like I was expecting. Still a good read.”
2Prairiedogs wrote this review Thursday, August 30 2007. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
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