Review: North Star Brides by Erica Vetsch

About the book:

Minnesota tycoon Abraham Kennebrae is in the business of love when he plans to marry his grandsons to the wealthiest heiresses in town. The trouble is the brothers and their future brides aren’t happy about the prospect. Jonathan desperately wants to keep his fortune while Melissa wants to protect her deepest secret and her heart. Noah flees to the safety of Sutton Island where he unexpectedly meets his would-be bride, Anastasia. Eli is betrothed to marry Clarice Zahn, yet it is her younger sister, Josie, who truly has eyes for the groom. Can true love result from mismatched matchmaking?

My rating:
3 stars
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My thoughts:

The Bartered Bride was a fine read, but not a favorite. I found the premise interesting and I liked the characters. I did feel like the heroine rushed to judgement quickly, which got to be a little frustrating. It was still a fun read.

The Marriage Masquerade was a fun story. I liked it more than the first book and, while not 100% believable, it was an entertaining read that held my attention.

The Engineered Engagement is a book I've read twice now, the first time without having read the prior books in the series. I think I can safely say that I enjoyed it more the second time after reading the first two books. The romance was nice, even though it seems rushed in the end. A nice read. 

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