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Original Title:	The Bride
ISBN:	0743452925 (ISBN13: 9780743452922)
Edition Language:	English URL http://juliegarwood.com/books/the-bride/synopsis
Series:	Lairds' Fiancées #1
Characters:	Alec Kincaid, Jamie Jamison
Setting:	Scottish Highlands,1100
Literary Awards:	RITA Award by Romance Writers of America for Best Single Title Historical Romance (1990), Romance Readers Anonymous (RRA) Award (1996)

The Bride (Lairds' Fiancées #1)

Julie Garwood

Hardcover | Pages: 352 pages

Rating: 4.25 | 53136 Users | 2259 Reviews

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Title	:	The Bride (Lairds' Fiancées #1)
Author	:	Julie Garwood
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 352 pages
Published	:	May 21st 2002 by Atria Books (first published July 1st 1989)
Categories	:	Romance. Historical Romance. Historical. Historical Fiction. Medieval. Adult. Fiction

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From New York Times bestselling author Julie Garwood, whose novels have enchanted millions of readers worldwide, comes a breathtakingly romantic novel about a mismatched young wife and husband who, despite their differences in background and temperament, fall inexorably in love. The Bride sweeps readers back to the savage beauty of medieval Scotland....

By the king's edict, Alec Kincaid, mightiest of the Scottish lairds, must take an English bride. And Jaime the youngest daughter of Baron Jamison, is his choice. From his first glimpse of the proud and beautiful English lady, Alec felt a burning hunger stir within him. This was a woman worthy of his fearless warrior's spirit. And he aches to touch her, tame her, possess her...forever.

But with the wedding vows, Jamie pledges her own secret oath: She will never surrender her love to this Highland barbarian. He was everything her heart warned her against -- an arrogant, brooding scoundrel whose rough good looks and seductive embrace fire her blood. But when strange accidents begin to threaten Jamie's life and an old rumor that Alec killed his first wife spreads anew, something far more dangerous than desire threatens to conquer her senses.

With all the storytelling power and insight into the human heart that have made her one of the bestselling authors of our time, Julie Garwood takes readers on an unforgettable romantic journey rich in humor, suspense, and historical detail.

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5 Lady Kincaid Stars The Bride is the first book I have read from Julie Garwood and I loved it. I loved the set up, the plot, and love Jamie and Alec! I love me some sexy Scottish highland romances and this one was great. From the start Alec shined. He was so sexy, cocky and 100% bad ass Scottish warrior! But what I loved most about Alec was he had a tender side. Don't get me wrong though Alec could be damn ruthless when he needed. Jamie had me laughing. She was the perfect blend of sassy,

3.5 StarsOverall Opinion: I enjoyed this one! I rarely say this, but I floved the h! She had all the character traits that I enjoy to read about. Sadly, I didn't connect to the H as much. He was enjoyable at times, but for the most part I feel like we didn't get a full glimpse into who he was supposed to be behind the tough exterior. I wanted more banter between them! It seemed like most of the banter was lost on miscommunication or them not understanding each other's sense of humor....and that

Geez, that was bloody brilliant. I love a story that can distract me from my surroundings so much that I can burst out laughing...you guessed it...on the train. Oh well, it did bring a smile to the face of my fellow passengers. Julie Garwood, teaming up with Rosalyn Landor, made The Bride one of my very favourite re-read/listens.**********The Bride audio was everything I was hoping for and more Julie Garwood is the reason I love reading romance. I started reading her books at the tender age of

Outstanding and amazing! Where is the sixth star?I waited forever for this book but it was well worth the wait - it was utterly amazing. I laughed so much. I am so glad that JG didn't listen to the expert who told her to downplay the humor and gave in to the urge. It was hilarious! But the humor didn't take away the divine romance between Alec and Jamie.The trouble with too good books is that there is no words to do it justice. I loved everything about this book! Alec was an amazing über hot

Re-read Jan 2018 Still 4 starsThe Bride was as good as a double gooey chocolate brownie. It was captivating, witty and absolutely perfect.I loved Jamie and Alec for themselves and as a couple. Alec was an arrogant warrior with a tender heart, Jamie was quick, feisty and relentless. Both of them were engaged in a battle of wits and wills, I was grinning through most of it.Both of them are smitten but their bond evolves at a realistic pace. No insta love or mind numbing longing in this one.The

I'm not feeling very literate today, so I am going to compose this review around a list of reasons why I loved this book. Reasons Why I Loved The Bride by Julie Garwood1. Jamie is a great heroine. Okay, she might have some Mary Sue-ness going on, although I hate using that term. She is really gorgeous, very nice, oh-so sweet, great at pretty much everything, giving, and self-sacrificing. However, she's totally loveable. For me, that's the opposite of a Mary Sue, because Mary Sues are characters

All the stars!This is one of my all-time favorite books, and I re-read it often! It has every single element I enjoy in a historical romance (or any romance, for that matter): Fast-moving, interesting plot; fun and likeable characters; steamy goodness... and this one delivers across the board - TRIFECTA!Jamie is the youngest daughter of an English baron who has been ordered to allow 2 Highland lairds to select brides from his 4 daughters. While Jamie is the baby, she is actually the daughter who