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BOOK REVIEW: Yellow Rose Bride
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by: Barbara Warren Dancing Word Reviewer
Title: Yellow Rose Bride Author: Lori Copeland Publisher: Steeple Hill ISBN: 0-373-78572-8 Genre: Inspirational/Historical/Romance
Vonnie Taylor knew Adam Baldwin was expected to marry Beth Baylor, knew the engagement was imminent, but that didn’t change the way she felt. She should be Adam’s intended bride. After all, they were married for a few short hours when she was fifteen and Adam was seventeen. If she were being honest, she would have to admit the annulment had been her fault, but Adam should have fought for her.
A feud had existed for as long as Vonnie could remember between P.K. Baldwin and Teague Taylor, and both men had forbidden their children to speak to each other. News of Adam and Vonnie’s marriage would have scorched rural Texas like a prairie wild fire.
Everyone knew P.K. had arranged Adam and Beth’s wedding, but no one, no matter how powerful, can control the heart. Lori Copeland’s Yellow Rose Bride is a warm, humorous story that will keep the reader enthralled until the very end..
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