Hell In A Hand Basket by Annabelle Anders

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Thus reads the Banns of marriage between Lord Harold Brookes and Miss Sophia Babineaux. “If any of you know cause why these two should not be joined in Holy matrimony, ye are to declare it.”
Would anyone declare it?

Please? THE BRIDE wants to declare it. The heat Sophia feels for another man has given her a bad case of cold feet! She’d never even been kissed, how was she to know the importance of sizzle? By the time she realizes her mistake it may be too late…

THE GROOM never wanted to marry Sophia in the first place. His interests (ahem) lie elsewhere. Unfortunately, with a duke for a father, Lord Harold has no say in the matter at all. So it’s up to war hero and rake, Captain Devlin Brookes to set matters right. He’s just returned from war and ready to settle down, unfortunately the girl he wants is, well, ah… unavailable. But he has a plan.

Once set in motion, one lie turns into a spiral of deceit and guilt. Was one shot at heaven worth a lifetime of hell? Because love endures but the heart has it’s limits. Or does it?

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File Name:hell-in-a-hand-basket-by-annabelle-anders.epub
Original Title:Hell In A Handbasket
Creator:Anders, Annabelle
Language:en
Identifier:3357219883
Publisher:Blue Tulip Publishing INC
Date:2018-01-21
File Size:473.376 KB

Table of Content

1. Dedication
2. Table of Contents
3. Hell In A Handbasket
4. Chapter 1
5. Chapter 2
6. Chapter 3
7. Chapter 4
8. Chapter 5
9. Chapter 6
10. Chapter 7
11. Chapter 8
12. Chapter 9
13. Chapter 10
14. Chapter 11
15. Chapter 12
16. Chapter 13
17. Chapter 14
18. Chapter 15
19. Chapter 16
20. Chapter 17
21. Chapter 18
22. Chapter 19
23. Chapter 20
24. Chapter 21
25. Chapter 22
26. Chapter 23
27. Chapter 24
28. Chapter 25
29. Chapter 26
30. Epilogue
31. Acknowledgments
32. About the Author

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Kiley O：

Before I begin my review let me just say...I am so very glad I wasn't born during the time when a man was legally believed to OWN his wife and children (daughters) to the point that the men controlled the women's very existence and every move they made! Oh, and one more thing. About Annabelle Anders. She does not always write soft, easy-to-read, simple love stories. She also tends to write about things that touch the heart, things that scour the mind, and torments the emotions that every real human has ever felt or ever will feel...and that's a good thing. She writes about the hard things in life that many people tend to overlook or just plain ignore. The stories she writes give each and every reader pause for thought on the contents of her books and make them actually think about the issues she includes every time. Knowing all of that to be true, this was another book destined to rip open the heart, awaken the mind, and touch the very soul of the reader...and it did. It was a remarkably well-thought-out plot, story, and characters. It was definitely a heart-rending love story. With all of that said, this was a rough love story. I won't go into too great a detail as I don't want to give anything away. However, I will say there was intrigue, passion, chemistry, drama, romance, heartache, angst, love, as well as humor. This book was an emotional roller coaster...but in a good way. It kept the reader intrigued from beginning to end and had so many twists and turns that it could easily be called a nail-biter. Unlike its predecessor, this book did, indeed, earn the right to be considered for the Keeper for the Shelves award...and it earned it in the end. There were still some issues that many will argue about, though. Yes, there were some points that weren't cut and dried honorable, but with all things considered...when you think about the time period in which this story took place...then one must think a bit on their restrictive ideals.

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