Catching the Rose: Second Edition [NOOK Book]

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Overview

It was Veronica's responsibility to marry as her family wished, but she never lost hope of finding her childhood love. Determined to escape her family's plan for her, Veronica searches for her childhood love, who she is convinced will marry her if given the chance. Arrogant Yankee Brad Williams, however, waylays Veronica's plans as she begins to realize her growing, unexplainable attraction to him.
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Overview

It was Veronica's responsibility to marry as her family wished, but she never lost hope of finding her childhood love. Determined to escape her family's plan for her, Veronica searches for her childhood love, who she is convinced will marry her if given the chance. Arrogant Yankee Brad Williams, however, waylays Veronica's plans as she begins to realize her growing, unexplainable attraction to him.

Product Details

  • BN ID: 2940011882197
  • Publisher: Bright Bird Press
  • Publication date: 8/16/2010
  • Sold by: Barnes & Noble
  • Format: eBook
  • File size: 279 KB

Meet the Author

Belinda Kroll combines her nerd-love of Victorian history with her passion for storytelling in her quirky Victorian romances. She dabbles in contemporary fiction via her short stories.

Go to http://worderella.com for more about Belinda Kroll and her work, including the quirky Victorian romances Catching the Rose and Haunting Miss Trentwood, her contemporary short story Mad Maxine, and other forthcoming publications. If you enjoy her work, please support the author by leaving a review where ever her books are sold.

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  • Posted November 7, 2010

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    A Book Worth Reading

    I couldn't stop reading this book once I began, I stayed up till 3 am yesterday morning until I had read the last word.

    When I was first introduced to Veronica's character, I thought of her as spoiled, however as I began to become more acquainted with her, I felt a strong need for her to find her beloved Jack. Without Jack, she was destined to live an unhappy life with a man who would isolate her from her friends, and even the intriguing Brad Williams.

    The story is set in the early days of the Civil War. Belinda creates a story full of suspense, humor, and romance. She is definitely the author to go with if you are looking for what she considers "quirky historical fiction." This book has a few citations here and there, but you don't even notice them as you read. I recommend this novel to anyone who wants to dive into the life of a young woman on the search for her childhood love.

    Make sure to check out her latest book "Haunting Miss Trentwood."

    1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted June 9, 2011

    Racist?

    I'm sure "SLAVES" had a name so pray tell why didn't this writer choose to use one. I couldn't believe how many times the word was used. It really ruined the storyline.

    0 out of 2 people found this review helpful.

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  • Posted November 7, 2010

    more from this reviewer

    A Book Worth Reading

    I couldn't stop reading this book once I began, I stayed up till 3 am yesterday morning until I had read the last word.

    When I was first introduced to Veronica's character, I thought of her as spoiled, however as I began to become more acquainted with her, I felt a strong need for her to find her beloved Jack. Without Jack, she was destined to live an unhappy life with a man who would isolate her from her friends, and even the intriguing Brad Williams.

    The story is set in the early days of the Civil War. Belinda creates a story full of suspense, humor, and romance. She is definitely the author to go with if you are looking for what she considers "quirky historical fiction." This book has a few citations here and there, but you don't even notice them as you read. I recommend this novel to anyone who wants to dive into the life of a young woman on the search for her childhood love.

    Make sure to check out her latest book "Haunting Miss Trentwood."

    Was this review helpful? Yes  No   Report this review
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    Posted July 20, 2011

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