In the heart of Edinburgh, Aidan MacAndrew, the steadfast Laird of Clan MacAndrew, returns home to a startling revelation—his notorious cousin Donal is to be wed. But when Emily Mortlake boldly refuses to marry Donal at the altar, Aidan discovers that she has been thrust into this alliance by her scheming stepfather and becomes determined to save her from a fate worse than loneliness.
Emily Mortlake has long yearned for freedom from her stepfather's oppressive control. Her brave refusal sets her on an unexpected path as Aidan steps in to protect her. Now living under his guardianship, Emily must navigate the treacherous waters of trust and newfound independence.
As Aidan and Emily journey from the Scottish Highlands to the bustling streets of London, they must confront their own fears and the machinations of those who seek to control them. Amidst danger and deception, a bond begins to form, challenging the boundaries of duty and friendship.
The Bride Said No is a tale of courage, love, and the relentless pursuit of independence, where two hearts must decide whether to forge a future together or remain bound by the ghosts of their pasts. This clean and sweet romance is suitable for readers of all ages.
Winner of the 2024 Romance Writers of Australia RUBY (Romantic Book of the Year) Awards - Novella Category
Genre: Historical Romance
Emily Mortlake has long yearned for freedom from her stepfather's oppressive control. Her brave refusal sets her on an unexpected path as Aidan steps in to protect her. Now living under his guardianship, Emily must navigate the treacherous waters of trust and newfound independence.
As Aidan and Emily journey from the Scottish Highlands to the bustling streets of London, they must confront their own fears and the machinations of those who seek to control them. Amidst danger and deception, a bond begins to form, challenging the boundaries of duty and friendship.
The Bride Said No is a tale of courage, love, and the relentless pursuit of independence, where two hearts must decide whether to forge a future together or remain bound by the ghosts of their pasts. This clean and sweet romance is suitable for readers of all ages.
Winner of the 2024 Romance Writers of Australia RUBY (Romantic Book of the Year) Awards - Novella Category
Genre: Historical Romance
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