Brandywine
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4.2 • 6 Ratings
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- $3.99
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- $3.99
Publisher Description
A forced groom.
A switched bride.
And a lot of lies.
THE GROOM
Lord Gillian Tremayne has everything. Society embraces him. Women love him. Men emulate him. He's rich. Intelligent. Eligible. Tall. Incredibly handsome. Charming. And trapped. There's nothing worse than marriage to Helen Bingham - a black-mailing, evil-spirited woman with a soiled reputation...
Except the woman behind the wedding veil.
HIS BRIDE
Helene Bingham's had more than enough trouble in her short life. And nobody's ever around to help. That's why she invented Brandy - the wench of loose morals, sharp tongue, and fast reflexes. Brandy finds it a grand jest to stand in for her cousin at the wedding, and there's a bonus: It saves Helene, too.
At least, until her groom finds out...
A HONEYMOON
Helene's quick, but even she has trouble keeping up with her new husband. He's the only one she can't fool. He's got wit to go with his handsome face, honor to match his words, kisses that seduce, and sensual skills...
Where is Brandy when she needs her?
Customer Reviews
I don’t understand how I made it through this book.
With the exception of the poor heroine, every single character is completely unlikeable. The worst one of all is the male “protagonist” (and I use that term loosely because he is an awful human being). Just constantly gaslighting, manipulating, verbally and emotionally abusing, and being an all-around a-hole to a woman who was a total victim of her circumstances. I don’t understand what kind of chemistry is supposed to exist, other than what we’re told. Why she developed feelings for this rotten excuse of a love interest is beyond me. Everyone and everything feels weirdly unrelatable and unbelievable. Also, this book could have used some good editing before publication. Don’t waste your time.