Twice a Bride by Mona Hodgson

Should the reader be familiar with the Sinclair sisters and Miss Hattie, you will meet them again in Twice a Bride. Willow Peterson, a young widow, had dreamed of becoming an artist. She leaves home for the town of Cripple Creek and moves into Miss Hattie’s boarding house. She finds a job as a portrait painter for the local photographer, Trenton Van Der Veer. Careful of the time they spend in each other’s company, they are aware of the talk that could come out of a single woman spending too much time in the sole company of an unmarried male. Yet, romance blossoms. But, Mona Hodgson doesn’t stop here. The Sinclair sister’s father arrives with a child of French descent. Questions arise as each sister comes to grips with the love and attention Harlan Sinclair showers on Cherise. Love and attention he never gave them. Harlan and Cherise also stay with Miss Hattie while they are in Cripple Creek. Lest I give away too much, suffice it to say that there are two weddings by the end of Twice a Bride.

The fourth book in The Sinclair Sisters of Cripple Creek, I would recommend Twice a Bride as a stand alone book for those not familiar with the series.

I received this book for free from WaterBrook Multnomah Publishing Group for this review