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The Bride Thief

by Jacquie D'Alessandro

3.78 · rating details · 298 ratings · 27 reviews

HAS ENGLAND’S MOST INFAMOUS BRIDE THIEF FINALLY MET HIS MATCH?

At six-and-twenty, Samantha Briggeham knew her marital prospects were fading by the season and she was pleased by the thought. She had no intention of being betrothed–especially against her will–to a man she did not love. She had a plan...and it didn’t include being swept into a pair of powerful arms and spirite...more

Mass Market Paperback, 357 pages

Published December 10th 2008 by Dell

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Feb 02, 2009

Julie (Mom2lnb) rated it

Recommends it for: Fans of Lighhearted Regency Romance or Romantic Comedy

Shelves: historical-romance, read-2009, romantic-comedy

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The Bride Thief was a delightful read in so many ways. It was utterly romantic, as sweet as the honey Samantha used in her hand creams, and frequently made me laugh out loud. This story was a fun, fairy-tale fantasy with an eccentric, plain-Jane spinster heroine who finds her hero in the form of a man who carries off would-be brides from unwanted arranged marriages. The Bride Thief was a charming tale that had a refreshing lightness and certain aura of innocence abo...moreReviewed for THC Reviews
The Bride Thief was a delightful read in so many ways. It was utterly romantic, as sweet as the honey Samantha used in her hand creams, and frequently made me laugh out loud. This story was a fun, fairy-tale fantasy with an eccentric, plain-Jane spinster heroine who finds her hero in the form of a man who carries off would-be brides from unwanted arranged marriages. The Bride Thief was a charming tale that had a refreshing lightness and certain aura of innocence about it, with even the darker, more dangerous parts managing to carry some weight without being too heavy. With only one actual love scene, there isn't a lot of heat in this one, but I found that one scene to be just a little bit daring while also being sweetly sensuous. Jacquie D'Alessandro is masterful at creating a strong emotional connection and sexual tension with mere looks and gentle touches, and I've yet to find another author who does this quite as well. In addition, I absolutely love Ms. D'Alessandro's sense of humor. I found myself laughing every few scenes for the entire first half of the book. Eric being jealous of himself every time Sammie waxed romantic about the Bride Thief was hilarious, and Sammie's creative way of getting out of her arranged marriage, as well as a conversation with her three married sisters about birth control nearly had me rolling on the floor. Ms. D'Alessandro definitely has a knack for spinning tales that find a great balance between entertainment and emotion.

Eric and Samantha were two of the most wonderful characters I've read in a while. Eric perhaps carries a bit too much guilt over not being able to stop his beloved sister's miserable arranged marriage, but it's also what drives him to be the Bride Thief and makes him a compassionate and progressive-thinking hero. He has a heart of gold and treats all the women in the story with kindness and respect, even the ones who aren't as deserving of it. He is also a very understanding man who sees beyond the outward eccentricities (read: geekiness) of both Samantha and her brother, Hubert, and in fact, finds both them and their scientific pursuits to be genuinely fascinating. Overall, Eric was very kind, caring, loving and a whole host of other adjectives. I don't think there was really anything not to like about him. To say that Samantha is an unconventional heroine would probably be an understatement. She is physically plain, right down to dressing in a very ordinary way and having poor eyesight that requires spectacles. She'd much rather be observing nature, inventing things with her brother in their lab, or studying the stars through their telescope than attending balls and soirées, not to mention, she's a firmly on-the-shelf spinster. While she's OK with the idea of not marrying and doesn't believe anyone would ever want an oddball like her anyway, Sammie does keep a diary in which she writes romantic stories about the true love of her fantasies. She is also very honest and plain-spoken, and I admired her boldness in just telling Eric that she wanted to be lovers and continuing to pursue him even after he'd turned her down once out of a sense of honor. All in all, I related to Sammie very well, and can't think of anything that I didn't like about her.

The secondary characters were very entertaining and likable as well. I found Sammie's close family connections with her parents and siblings to be very endearing. Sammie is always patient with everyone including her melodramatic mother with her amusing planned fainting spells. It also went the other way with Sammie's three sisters adoring and protecting her in spite of the fact that she is their complete opposite. I also loved Sammie's interactions with her teenage brother, Hubert. They were certainly two peas in a pod, who probably understood each other better than anyone else ever could. At first it seems that Sammie is a protective, motherly figure to Hubert, but eventually the reader discovers that Hubert is equally protective of Sammie, which I thought made for a beautiful reciprocal relationship. Eric's connection with his own sister, Margaret, runs just as deep, and when she returns home after the death of her evil husband, their scenes are laden with emotion. There is also Eric's loyal stable master who is more like a father to him and is initially the only person who knows about his masquerade as the Bride Thief, as well as the magistrate, Adam Straton, who is determined to apprehend the Bride Thief but is also an honorable man who has harbored a deep love for Margaret for years. Overall, it was a very well-rounded supporting cast with personalities ranging from outrageously funny to deeply touching.

I have to admit that after finishing The Bride Thief, I had a rare moment of indecision on how to rate it. I really loved the story and wanted to rate it a bit higher, but there were a few things that I thought could have been improved. The pacing was a little slow and uneven in places, and I found a small continuity error in which Hubert's age changed from fourteen to sixteen and then back to fourteen again. There was also some repetition in details, some of which could be cute and fun like the running thread of Eric and Samantha coming up with words to describe each other that all began with the same letter, but another of which had the characters almost constantly sighing over one thing or another. Although this was a pretty minor thing and it did always fit with the scene, I just thought that perhaps a little more creativity was in order. In the end, I think the thing that bothered me the most was that Eric and Samantha began the story with a very stark honesty to their characters which I found extremely refreshing, but then the major conflict devolved into the cliched misunderstanding which was a bit disappointing. In spite of the minor detractors that kept it from just missing keeper status, The Bride Thief was definitely a solid 4-star book that was an absolute joy to read. Anyone looking for a lighthearted, escapist fantasy that is a breath of fresh air should look no further, and after two lovely reading experiences in a row from Jacquie D'Alessandro, I'm certainly looking forward to continuing my exploration of her work.(less)

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Nov 12, 2010

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Shelves: historical-romance, 2010, dnf

I didn't finish this one but I'm giving it 3 stars because I liked about half of it. Then it just fell apart. I was bored. It's not that I didn't like the characters. There was just something….missing.

The book was sitting on my nightstand. I looked at it with a rather pouty kind of dismayed frown on my face. While picking it up a low moan escaped. I thought "crap, I really need to finish this". Then I thought "why?" I have a gazillion books on my TBR. Th...more

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Dec 11, 2008

AzuresHeart rated it

This was a nice light book... no major drama... even the conflict didn't take away from the lightness of the book. Seemed the days flew by and I loved how the heroine was not a typical beauty but was quirky and smart. I think I notice that from a lot of Jacquie's book and it really adds to the connection you feel.

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Mar 31, 2011

Nymphetamosa rated it

Recommends it for: EVERYONE

Shelves: 3rd-person-pov, author-jacquie-d-alessandro, deception, favorites, forbidden-love, hero-1-a-f, hero-i-loved, hero-dark-mysterious-and-oh-so-sexy, hero-is-too-noble-for-is-own-good, hero-protective-possessive, hero-shitty-past, hero-to-die-for, heroine-6-brunette-black, heroine-4-s-z, heroine-curvy-plump-bbw, heroine-glasses, heroine-i-loved, heroine-outcast-pushed-aside, heroine-plain-jane-ugly-duckling, heroine-wallflower-spinster, historical-1800s, ho-wow-love-scenes, humourous-funny, in-disguise-hidden-secret-identity, kidnapping-abduction, majorly-awesome-hero, majorly-awesome-heroine, mystery-suspense-etc, hero-earl, read-4-loved, read-in-2011, secret-love-lovers, set-in-english-country, stand-alone, stars-5, we-can-never-be-together-angst, tstl-secondary-characters, minor-characters-you-wish-were-dead

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. I cannot begin to describe how much I loved this novel (plus, it was kinda freaky how many songs on my iTunes on shuffle came on that suited the tone of this novel perfectly).

I loved the plot, something, I personally, haven't seen before. The fact that he kidnaps women who are being forced into unwanted marriages and then gives them an out is fucking awesome in my opinion.

I loved Samantha. She was a perfect heroine. She was querky, and intelligent, fun, outspoken and as d...moreI cannot begin to describe how much I loved this novel (plus, it was kinda freaky how many songs on my iTunes on shuffle came on that suited the tone of this novel perfectly).

I loved the plot, something, I personally, haven't seen before. The fact that he kidnaps women who are being forced into unwanted marriages and then gives them an out is fucking awesome in my opinion.

I loved Samantha. She was a perfect heroine. She was querky, and intelligent, fun, outspoken and as down to earth as you can be. I don't think she had a hateful, snotty or mean bone in her body, even if you put them all together! I also loved that she was considered very plain to everyone in the village, and even Eric's biggest attracter was his title and wealth. This was a very 'beauty is in the eye of the beholder' novel and it was perfect.
The only time I didn't like Samantha was when she made the pretty TSTL decision to leave cause she thought Eric was trying to free HIMSELF by snatching her. Of course she couldn't have been more wrong, and even though she was super late, she did show up to tell him of her decision.

Eric was one of the best heroes I've come across. He was noble to a fault, ready to spirit Samantha out of a marriage to himself because he thought it wasn't what she wanted. I was kinda pissed when she was so damn late for the wedding (but everything was sorted when he explained he did actually want to marry her lol), and when the magistrate showed up to arrest him, I damn near cried. Seriously.

The person I hated most in this novel was actually Samantha's mother, Cordelia (although I have to admit her sisters were all annoying all the time). Cordelia was an attention-whoring brat. She'd pretend to faint whenever something scandalous, or even something she didn't like happened, and it was more than a little annoying. Plus her insistence on interferring (that ain't matchmaking lol. Violet Bridgerton match makes, this chick simply interferes) even when Samantha pointed out that if she continued to tell everyone the earl was courting Samantha, it could end up horribly humiliating for everyone involved was just...what parent would go out of their way to create a situation that their child told them they didn't want, knowing it would end badly? Honestly, I just wanted to punch Cordelia.

When Margaret returned home, I had no doubts in my mind that she and the magistrate had been in love from afar with each other, so this wasn't a surprise to me at all, nor was I surprised when Eric gave Adam permission to wed or whatever Magaret.

It was very tense and suspense filled when Adam the magistrate spotted the horse, Champion, and started piecing it all together, and while I was fairly certain that after he discovered Eric's reasons he would turn a blind eye or dispose of any evidence, I wasn't 100% sure, so it was a relief (it wasn't a surprise) when this actually happened.

All up, parts of this book were predictable but it was so enjoyable you can overlook that. It was humorous and witty, and the scene at the lake was sooooooo romantic.

A fantastic novel from Jacquie D'Alessandro. I'm definitely going to read more of her work, and highly recommend this with a 5/5 rating :)(less)

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Aug 05, 2010

Leer es un placer rated it

Había sido raptada por error... ¿O se trataba del hombre que el destino le había reservado?

A los veintiséis años, Samantha Briggeham sabía que sus perspectivas de casarse iban desvaneciéndose poco a poco, y se sentía complacida por ello. No tenía la intención de comprometerse con un hombre al que no amaba. Tenía un plan... El cual no incluía verse secuestrada por un jinete enmascarado.

La noticia del heroico rescate de Sammie de una boda no deseada la convirtió en el tema de c...moreHabía sido raptada por error... ¿O se trataba del hombre que el destino le había reservado?

A los veintiséis años, Samantha Briggeham sabía que sus perspectivas de casarse iban desvaneciéndose poco a poco, y se sentía complacida por ello. No tenía la intención de comprometerse con un hombre al que no amaba. Tenía un plan... El cual no incluía verse secuestrada por un jinete enmascarado.

La noticia del heroico rescate de Sammie de una boda no deseada la convirtió en el tema de conversación de todo el mundillo social y a partir de entonces no dejaron de asediarla toda clase de pretendientes.

Sin embargo, ella no podía olvidar al atractivo bandolero que la había raptado por error. Había en él algo que le intrigaba profundamente.

¿Quién era el famoso ladrón, autor de hazañas legendarias? Eric Landsdowne, el seductor conde de Wesley, tenía sus propios motivos para ayudar a las mujeres a escapar del triste destino de un matrimonio arreglado, y para mantener su identidad en secreto. Pero desde el momento en que rescató a Sammie supo que no podía perderla por segunda vez...

Un libro fresco, muy romántico, con alguna que otra escena subidita de tono (pero siempre manteniendo el romanticismo), para pasar unas bellas horas soñando con el amor y los príncipes azules.

Lo había leído hace algunos años, y en estos días volvió a mis manos al prestarlo a una amiga, cuando me lo devolvió, lo empecé a hojear y al final acabé releyéndolo entero. La verdad que te atrapa desde el principio, está estupendamente escrito y te hace suspirar durante todas sus páginas.

Es una historia de amor simple pero bonita. Samantha (una solterona para su época) es una chica diferente a la que le gusta la ciencia y la astrología, decide proponer al Conde de Wesley, por el cual siente una fuerte atracción, ser su amante para así experimentar los "placeres carnales" de los cuales no quiere verse privada.
El Conde es un hombre, que también se siente atraído por Samantha, pero que tiene muchos principios y que no piensa casarse jamás influenciado por las malas experiencias que han tenido su madre y su hermana en sus respectivos matrimonios. A su vez el Conde tiene una segunda vida oculta en la cual (como si del mismísimo zorro se tratase) rescata a las jóvenes damiselas en apuros que son obligadas a casarse con hombres despreciables, ayudándolas a recomenzar una nueva vida.
¿Podrán Samantha y Eric (el Conde) sobrellevar todos los obstáculos y hacer que el amor triunfe?

Si te gustan las novelas románticas ciertamente no puedes dejar pasar ésta.

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May 19, 2010

Crista rated it

Shelves: 5-star, historical, favorites, hot, reformed-rake

This may sound like an oxymoron, but this Romance Novel was utterly "Romantic". The reason I say this is simply this....there were so many "ahhhhhh" moments, I stopped counting them!

D'Alessandro is quickly becoming a "new favorite" of mine. She is so witty and writes characters that you swear you've met before. Red Roses Mean Love, her debut novel, made my Top Romance Books Ever list and the Bride Thief, while maybe not as touching as her first, may als...more

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Jan 08, 2012

Susanne rated it

Shelves: first-time-read-2012, romance, protective-hero, authors-maybe

This wasn't completely my cup of tea. Too much Edward Cullen in New Moon for my taste, that is too much "I want you but cannot be with you for you're own good"-angst - way too much.

Samantha Briggeham is a spinster heroine who has long discarded any possibility for a love match, and will not marry without. When her parents set up a betrothal against her wish she has her own plan to escape him, and that plan did not involve rescue by the Bride Thief.

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Mar 19, 2010

Maureen rated it

Shelves: jacquie-dalessandro, own-it, 2

I love this author.
Samantha Briggeham (Sammy)is 26, she is not your typical heroine she is plain and wears thick glasses, but she is highly intelligent, eccentric, kind and witty(I loved her). She has resigned herself to being a spinster but her mother has different ideas and arranges for sammi to marry. Eric, the Earl of Wesley is feeling guilty because he did not protect his sister from an abusive arranged marraige, so he dons a mask and rescues women from similar fates. Eric kidnaps Sa...more

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Dec 28, 2010

Lacy♪ ♫Movements of a Demigod ♪ ♫ rated it

Recommended to Lacy♪ ♫Movements of a Demigod ♪ ♫ by: Mckris10

Shelves: 2010, romance-novels

This is a wonderful historical romance. You have Samantha who is quiet happy to be spinster until her father decides to try and marry her off. Of course independant Samantha is having none of that, but it leads to her being mistakenly rescued by the elusive Bride Theif. The Bride Thief just happens to be Eric, Earl of Wesley who is determined to save ladies from unwanted marriages to make up for being unable to save his sister. From the moment that Samanthat and Eric meet they are attracted to o...more

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Feb 10, 2011

Rena rated it

Shelves: historical, romance

The first half of the book is a definite 3 stars but the second half is a definite 4.5 stars.

Sammy is a the typical “eccentric wallflower”. She has unusual hobbies, avoids socials, and dislikes her mother’s matchmaking attempts. However, she has quite good relationships with all of her family and her married sisters are quite endearing with the way they support their oldest sister. I actually really enjoyed the close sibling relationships that both the hero and the heroine had.

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Nov 03, 2011

nurmawati djuhawan rated it

Shelves: buku-eng, hr, romance

kasih 4.5 bintang soalnya ceritanya sweet dan adegan uhuk2 nya di danau bo...sambil berendam...bisaan deh ah hihihihi....

siap2 ya...spoiler abis dan panjang banget nih :p

Ceritanya ttg Eric Landsdowne, the dashing and seductive Earl of Wesley....dia tampan, charming, kaya tapi punya rahasia....
dia adalah yng mereka juluki 'the bride thief'....pencuri yang menculik gadis2 yang mau di nikahin paksa sama orang tua nya...dia menawarkan gadis2 tersebut memulai hidup...more

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Aug 15, 2009

seton rated it

Recommends it for: lovers of cute and light historicals

That JacquieD. She really has charm up the wazoo. She writes wallpaper historicals and I usually prefer something more meaty and serious but her combination of likable H/Hs, nicely developed sexual tension, and witty dialogue is just winsome to me.

It also doesn’t hurt that I adore heroes with secret identities. That’s the reason why I primarily read this. Of course, the idea of a brigand who saves women from unwanted marriages is a little out there. You either accept it or you dont....more

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Jan 08, 2009

Ladiibbug rated it

Recommends it for: Historical Fiction Fans!

A very nice & amusing historical romance. Veering away from the hero as rake formula, our hero is The Bride Thief, a mysterious masked man who rescues young women trapped into an upcoming wedding against their wishes.

At age 26, Samantha Briggeham is smart, scientifically curious, and while pretty, not nearly the beautiful and ladylike equal of her sisters. Samantha is perfectly happy with the laboratory and experiements with flora and fauna that she and Hubert, her nine year old b...more

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Feb 03, 2009

Juliana rated it

Shelves: historical-romance

Wonderful historical romance - eccentric "blue-stocking" meets her prince charming!!

Setting: Kent, 1820
Sensuality rating: 7 (chemistry / sexual tension between the two characters was intense; wonderfully written kissing scenes and one love scene)

The Bride Thief is a thoroughly enjoyable and entertaining historical romance. Personally, I love books with the quiet wallflower-type of girl, or basically someone who is more eccentric than the (sometimes frivolo...more

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May 11, 2009

Rishi Diams rated it

Shelves: romance

Thoroughly enjoyable. Only a few minor nitpicks: 1) the author appeared to like the word "cosh." While it was funny the first time - very funny - it got old as the book continued; and 2) "And then he/she muttered something that sounded like the exact opposite of what he/she had just said."

Otherwise, I liked the characters, their motivation seemed real, their dialogue was witty and the sexual tension was fantastic.

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Jun 25, 2011

Desiree rated it

Shelves: historical-romance, humor, hh-earl-countess, mistaken-id-secret-id-impersonation, 4-star-reads, books-i-own

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Jun 06, 2011

Ann rated it

Shelves: romance-regency

This book was recommended to me when I was in the mood for a fluffy sweet romance novel, but everything I tried came up short. This fit the bill in every way. I thoroughly enjoyed it from start to finish.

It had a unique premise, and good characters. Yes, the plot could have been resolved much earlier with better communication between the leads, but their reasons for NOT communicating well sprang organically from their characters and the situation.

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Dec 28, 2011

Ilze rated it

Shelves: non-keepers, older-heroine

I enjoyed the first 2/3 of the book - the heroine is charming and different (I can see why she appeals to Mrs Giggles, who seems to value feistiness in heroines above all else), and the story had enough spark and humour to allow me to suspend my disbelief in the somewhat silly premise of the story. But the last 1/3 fizzled - charm and humour turned into melodrama and an almost endless cycle of misunderstandings, and the secondary romance, which could have added another layer of emotional satisfa...more

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Oct 01, 2010

Michelle rated it

Shelves: 2010-book-challenge, romance

I loved this book. The characters are charming and funny and there's just enough tension to really keep you turning the pages.

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Jul 29, 2010

Deb rated it

Love her books. Have never read one of her historicals, but already am thoroughly enjoying it. Funny books, witty writing, and the hero is to-die-for.

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Aug 11, 2011

Laura rated it

I loved this book so much!It was so sweet I wanted to go "Awww.." all the time:).Beautiful love story.Highly recommended!

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Oct 11, 2010

Kyraryker rated it

Shelves: regency, non-series, historical

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Nov 07, 2010

Gabyash rated it

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Un libro que te tiene llena de sorpresas y emociones. De esas historias en las que sueñas estar en algún momento de tu vida, y que te traigan tanta emoción como el hecho de leerlas.

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Nov 16, 2010

Danette rated it

Shelves: d-alessandro-jacquie

This was a fun read!! This author's style reminds me of Teresa Medeiros. Sensuality rating = "warm"

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Jan 01, 2012

Ayu Wirdha rated it

Lumayan ceritanya, tidak bertele2...

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May 21, 2008

Val rated it

Shelves: donereading

See review for "Not Quite a Gentleman".

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May 04, 2008

Mitzi rated it

Shelves: writer-jacquie-d-alessandro, genre-historical-romance, heat-3-boiling

Pretty good.

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Growing up on Long Island, New York, I fell in love with romance at an early age. I dreamed of being swept away by a dashing rogue riding a spirited stallion. When my hero finally showed up, he was dressed in jeans and drove a Volkswagon, but I recognized him anyway. We married after both graduating from Hofstra University and are now living our happily-ever-afters in Atlanta, Georgia, along with ...more

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