A Groom of One's Own

Good writing, but I had a hard time liking the heroine in this one. From almost the first attraction she has for the hero (who is engaged to another women), she openly flirts with him (in front of his fiance, no less), and constantly thinks about how she wishes he'd jilt his fiance for her. She does......more

It started off so strong but it died halfway when I realized the main problem was them moping and complaining that they couldn't be together and then thinking maybe it'll be okay in the end if they weren't together and then finding ways to be together. It also just felt so dumb cause these two coupl......more

Sophie Harlow, to her extreme mortification, embarrassment and hurt was jilted at the alter. This left her with little options so she sold her wedding dress and took off to join her friend Julianna in London. Here she gained employment with a newspaper which she writes a column about weddings takin......more

I didn't like this heroine at all. She was being weird with the hero when he was engaged to someone else. I don't mind love triangles, but she didn't across like she felt bad about it.......more

Trying out a new romance author is very similar to trying a new hair style. Sometimes the cut works and sometimes it makes the world seem like it will come to an end. Fortunately for me, Maya Rodale ended up being a good decision. A Groom of One's Own tells the story of once-jilted at the altar Miss......more