Bride for Sale

by Susanne McCarthy

The highest bidderGinny Hamilton had ended her engagement to Oliver Marsden, thinking he'd betrayed her. So when Oliver bought Ginny at a charity auction, she was alarmed.Oliver still wanted Ginny in his bed, no matter how he got her there. Even if it meant making her his wife! His proposal of marriage was certainly a solution to one of her she was penniless.And Oliver was definitely rich. But could she contemplate marrying a man who was not marrying her for love...?

Genres: Romance, Harlequin Presents

Hardcover

First published September 11, 1998

About the author

I'm a Londoner, though now I live in Devon, a twenty-minute walk from the sea. I love nothing more than walking my pretty Cavapoo on the beach in the rain (well, OK, I don't object to the sun, but when it's raining we usually have the whole beach to ourselves.)

Back in the day I had 25 novels published by Mills&Boon. After a long gap doing other things I found my love of writing again, and self-published three new novels.

But I knew that to reach more readers I needed an established publisher. Step in Joffe Books. They were top of my list so I was delighted when they accepted the first novel I sent them.

This could be the beginning of a beautiful friendship.

Reviews

[Debby · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book is from 1998. In my opinion the best HP’s were written in the ‘90s and this book is no exception.

The H and h were engaged a few years before the book starts but she dumped him because she believed what his stepsister said about him. So this is a second chance story.

He’s a besotted, sensual man in pursuit. Love him.

The reason I don’t give this 5 stars is because there’s a too long flashback in the first 1/3 of the book.

[More Books Than Time · Rating 3 out of 5]

This was good but with this backstory, plot and H it should have been great. I tried a couple times before to read but the beginning third is excruciatingly slow. OW is excellent and even the h is good.

[RomLibrary · Rating 4 out of 5]

The highest bidder

Ginny Hamilton had ended her engagement to Oliver Marsden, thinking he'd betrayed her. So when Oliver bought Ginny at a charity auction, she was alarmed.

Oliver still wanted Ginny in his bed, no matter how he got her there. Even if it meant making her his wife! His proposal of marriage was certainly a solution to one of her problems: she was penniless.And Oliver was definitely rich. But could she contemplate marrying a man who was not marrying her for love...?

[Eve · Rating 5 out of 5]

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