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Heather Bay Romance #4
The Impostor Bride
How well do you really know the person you’re about to marry?
Emerald and Jack are the perfect couple: everyone says so. So why is preparing for their wedding threatening to tear them apart?
It could be Jack’s rich, snooty parents, freshly arrived from the South of France and not exactly relishing the thought of a traditional Highland wedding.
It could his socialite sister, Rose, who does everything so much better than Emerald ever could.
It could be Emerald’s best friends, Frankie and McTavish, who have problems of their own; her ex-boyfriend, Ben, who has a way of throwing Emerald’s life into chaos; or even the small town of Heather Bay itself, where everyone knows everyone else’s business, and nothing stays secret for long.
Or it could just be Emerald.
She’s been feeling like an impostor ever since she returned to the Highlands; and being thrown into Jack’s very different world has only made matters worse.
Marrying the local Laird should be Emerald’s dream come true. But when she starts receiving anonymous texts warning her not to trust her fiancé, it starts to feel like a nightmare…
Emerald and Jack are the perfect couple: everyone says so. So why is preparing for their wedding threatening to tear them apart?
It could be Jack’s rich, snooty parents, freshly arrived from the South of France and not exactly relishing the thought of a traditional Highland wedding.
It could his socialite sister, Rose, who does everything so much better than Emerald ever could.
It could be Emerald’s best friends, Frankie and McTavish, who have problems of their own; her ex-boyfriend, Ben, who has a way of throwing Emerald’s life into chaos; or even the small town of Heather Bay itself, where everyone knows everyone else’s business, and nothing stays secret for long.
Or it could just be Emerald.
She’s been feeling like an impostor ever since she returned to the Highlands; and being thrown into Jack’s very different world has only made matters worse.
Marrying the local Laird should be Emerald’s dream come true. But when she starts receiving anonymous texts warning her not to trust her fiancé, it starts to feel like a nightmare…
- GenresChick Lit
330 pages, Kindle Edition
First published October 6, 2023
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Amber Eve
15 books68 followersAmber Eve is a former journalist who was born and raised in Scotland, and has been writing stories for her entire life. Her Heather Bay series is set in the Scottish Highlands, and follows the lives and loves of the inhabitants of this fictional coastal town.
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November 12, 2024
This is the 4th book in Amber Eve’s Scottish romance series, and is a companion book to the first. That sounds confusing, but it really isn’t! Books 1, 2 and 3 each have their own main character – friends(ish) whose storylines intertwine, and Book 4 has the same main character as Book 1. In this installment, Emerald and the dashing Jack are planning their wedding, but nothing is quite falling into place as it should. The in-laws are a nightmare, as is Emerald’s soon-to-be sister-in-law who is muscling in on her bridal party. And to top it off, she’s receiving anonymous messages warning her that her fiance is not what she thinks.
I loved The Accidental Impostor which I described as a Scottish Bridget Jones, so I’m claiming The Impostor Bride as Bridget Jones 2! It was just as fun of a ride, humourous, light-hearted but with a good little mystery running underneath it. The characters, as with all Amber Eve books, are so realistic and true to real life that you feel as if you’re friends with them.
I loved The Accidental Impostor which I described as a Scottish Bridget Jones, so I’m claiming The Impostor Bride as Bridget Jones 2! It was just as fun of a ride, humourous, light-hearted but with a good little mystery running underneath it. The characters, as with all Amber Eve books, are so realistic and true to real life that you feel as if you’re friends with them.
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