Kentucky Bride
Jan ScarbroughContemporary romance
Available from Resplendence Publishing
ISBN: 978-1-60735-094-1
December 2009
| Aimee Elliott and Cameron Brennan had a past. When she was a freshman in college, he was doing his Master’s Degree study also at the University of Kentucky. They were lovers until she decided there was no future for them. Cam had no intention of settling down. Aimee shouldn’t have been surprised. Her entire life men had pursued her because her father was so rich. She finally decided to not date anymore—it was too painful.
Cameron took over as CEO of his father’s company and was doing business with Aimee’s father. He was in tight competition with another firm. Aimee’s father was so worried about her that he said he would give special treatment to anyone who was able to lead his daughter in the ways of his (rich) world. Cam bought a horse and put him in training at the center where Aimee worked. They both seemed interested in renewing their previous relationship. Once again Ms. Jan Scarbrough has given us a glimpse into the world of horses and the lifestyle of owning and showing them. Her writing style is one that has impressed me so much that I’ve put her at, or near, the top of my “must read” list. This is another in the ongoing series of Kentucky and horseshows and renewed relationships. Her characters are dynamic yet expressive. They are vulnerable but sensitive. The chemistry is explosive between the two main characters. The way this couple reconciled was poignant. The down-to-earth actions of all the characters made this fast-paced book a page turner. I loved this offering from Scarbrough. Each book I read is my favorite! I highly recommend this book to everyone.
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Reviewer: Brenda Talley |
