High-Tide Bride (Harlequin American Romance, No 968)

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Summary: A Wonderful Romantic Comedy
Review: Dianne Castell writes such funny stories - I was laughing out loud all through the book. Hope runs away from her wedding when she learns that her dad set her up with this guy for political reasons. So she "borrows" the catering van and leaves D.C. in a rush. She crashes in a small town, gets all tangled in her wedding dress trying to get out of the van and comes face to face with the oh so handsome, oh so furious, sheriff. Then they both get tangled in her dress which could double as a parachute and fall down. She refuses to give him her name because she doesn't want her father to find her. The Sheriff hauls her off to jail. There is an instant attraction between the two but both try to deny it because of their previous experience in disastrous relationships. True love conquers in the end, of course, but what a wild ride getting there!

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Summary: High-Tide Bride by Dianne Castell
Review: From the first page when sexy, but bossy, Sheriff Clay Mitchell stops feisty runaway bride Hope Stevens in her borrowed catering van, they spark and sizzle like two matches in the small town of Paradise Creek. This Harlequin American Romance is a fun, fast-paced read which can be enjoyed in one-sitting. The story will make you smile and laugh out loud! A definite keeper.

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Summary: I couldn't put it down!
Review: What a great book! Ms. Castell does a wonderful job introducing you to the sweet people of this little town. Red is delightful and fun. A must read for romance novel lovers.