The Bride Who Wouldn't
Jun 2014 · Tule Publishing
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A romantic honeymoon in Paris, with a sexy billionaire Russian groom….
There are only two problems. It’s a marriage of convenience. And, the virgin bride is frigid.
Kate Edwards has never embraced her sensuality, is terrified of intimacy, and the wedding night is a disaster. Instead of calling the whole thing off, Isaak Zaretsky listens to her and challenges her using his unashamedly sensual nature and superb bedroom skills. But can Kate really give herself without love?
There are only two problems. It’s a marriage of convenience. And, the virgin bride is frigid.
Kate Edwards has never embraced her sensuality, is terrified of intimacy, and the wedding night is a disaster. Instead of calling the whole thing off, Isaak Zaretsky listens to her and challenges her using his unashamedly sensual nature and superb bedroom skills. But can Kate really give herself without love?
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4.4
199 reviews
Carol-Lynn Evans
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October 12, 2018
Entertaining and easy to read but for me it didn't seem to go anywhere. I would have liked the author to explore the characters a bit more. To know more of their back story and more in depth analysis of what drives them as people. And the grammar.... shocking at times. But saying that I would definitely read the next book.
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HYACINTH PALMER
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November 30, 2016
I thought it was good. It addressed an issue most find uncomfortable to deal with or ashamed to talk about: being frigid. Words are powerful both positive and negative. Lucky for her the outcome was good.
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Rae Hibbard
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May 27, 2017
Quite well written. I, especially, liked that the hero was not obsessive. He was strong and gentle, my kind of man. The heroine was strong on sensible, not immature and flighty.
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About the author
Carol Marinelli was born in England to Scottish parents, then emigrated to Australia, where there are loads of Scottish and English people who did exactly the same, so she's very at home there. She lives in the outer suburbs of Melbourne--pretty much in her car, driving her three children to their various commitments.
In her life, Carol has been a typist, a nurse, a fruit-picker, a backpacker, and has also applied to be a policewoman and to study midwifery, psychology...the list goes on. They all appealed - just not enough.
Since the age of eighteen she's dabbled with writing, but it was a rather sporadic effort at first - then finally she decided to take it more seriously.
In her life, Carol has been a typist, a nurse, a fruit-picker, a backpacker, and has also applied to be a policewoman and to study midwifery, psychology...the list goes on. They all appealed - just not enough.
Since the age of eighteen she's dabbled with writing, but it was a rather sporadic effort at first - then finally she decided to take it more seriously.
The biggest thrill in Carol's writing life (and it still is to this day) was typing, for the first time, the words "The End". For so many years there had been chapters and outlines and endless stop-starts, but having a full story, from start to middle to end, gave her a rush she had never expected. Of course it was rejected, but she'd got the bug and kept going till she was accepted.
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