And Then Comes Marriage (Worthingtons)

by Celeste Bradley

AND THEN COMES MARRIAGE

Celeste Bradley
After years of being a quiet, dutiful wife, the recently widowed Mrs. Miranda Talbot is finally free to do as she pleases. As an attractive woman of independent means at a time when few women are, Miranda is suddenly turning heads all around London. When she meets the dashing Mr. Castor Worthington, she is swept away by his passion. Is he too good to be true?
Little does Miranda know that there is more to Castor than meets the eye. In fact, he's a twin. Castor's brother, also a confirmed bachelor, takes his romantic pursuits-and rivals-very seriously. When Castor discovers Miranda is being courted by his own twin, his competitive nature takes over. Who will be the one to win Miranda's hand and heart? The race to say I do is about to begin...

• ISBN13: 9781250016133
• Publish Date: 30 July 2013
• Publish Status: Out of Print
• Out of Print: 10 September 2015
• Publish Country: US
• Imprint: St Martin's Press
• Format: Paperback
• Pages: 352
• Language: English

Reviews

[Cocktails and Books]

This romance by Celeste Bradley was wonderfully written. I enjoyed her writing style, her characters and the story itself. She just has an innate ability to make the story come to life right before your eyes. The pacing is always superb, making it almost impossible to put the book down. Her character development makes the players in the story seem so real; they could be your friends or your neighbors. The humor, wit and charm that she pours into her writing warms the chemistry between the characters setting fire to the intimacy and romance that transpire. And, while historical romance has it’s eroticism, this book takes the cake with an incredibly steamy moment.

I loved the accidental love triangle between Miranda, Cas and Poll. With Miranda’s new take on life, she’s a breath of fresh air. And the two twins are sinfully delicious. Their heated competition to win Miranda’s heart shows their true nature, and in the end, the best man really does win. My favorite character in the story, however, was the twins’ sister, Attie. Her ruthless manipulation was so entertaining and kept me laughing.

After reading this, I’m eager for the next installment of this great series. A fantastic read!

Reviewed by Marie for Cocktails and Books