Long Lost Bride

Welcome to the Cinderella Ball: come single, leave wed! As if by magic, meet and marry your perfect partner—all on one special night… FAIRYTALE WEDDINGS Shayne Beaumont dressed for the ball knowing she'd never meet a man she loved as much as her ex-husband. It was nine years since she'd been forced to annul her marriage to Chaz McIntyre. She'd never forgotten him, but she'd never seen him again…. Chaz McIntyre had no idea who'd invited him to a masked ball. But he soon found himself proposing to a beautiful mystery woman! Only, she turned out to be Shayne, the woman he'd once love beyond life. They both needed to marry—but could Chaz ever truly forgive his long-lost bride?

Have you ever thought, what would you do if you meet back with your first love after separated for years and suddenly you were about to marry your own childhood crush because of some unexpected event?.."Asher, did you have any girlfriend right now?” Richard asks making Asher who just drinks his juice suddenly choked a bit."Uh..” he wants to say no. But it feels like he had one. Even though he never said anything to Hyejin Kim, but their relationship more likely looks like a couple.“What happens actually? Andy asks again."Our daughter, the bride for tomorrow has been run away to find the groom that also has been run away." Hai Rin finally spill out the situation they're facing right now"Adrian already married a few years ago, I only had two daughters left. One already run away, so the only choice I have is..” He turns to look at Athena again.Athena knows what his father meant, she bit her bottom of lips.'Relax..it just for helping my family. Nothing could go wrong from doing a good deed.’ she tries to calm her heart right now.Athena finally nod. "I'm ready, dad.” "One side is settled, now the problem is...where do I find the groom?" Richard finally let out his worries.

DISCLAIMER This book does not in any capacity mean to replace the original book but to serve as a vast summary of the original book. Summary of Inheritance by Nora Roberts: The Lost Bride Trilogy, Book 1 IN THIS SUMMARIZED BOOK, YOU WILL GET: - Chapter astute outline of the main contents. - Fast & simple understanding of the content analysis. - Exceptionally summarized content that you may skip in the original book Inheritance is the first in Nora Roberts' The Lost Bride Trilogy, a story of tragedies, love found and lost, and a family haunted for generations. In 1806, Astrid Poole is murdered and her circle of gold torn from her finger. Graphic designer Sonya MacTavish discovers her late father had a twin and her uncle, Collin Poole, has left her everything, including a Victorian house. She sets out to find out why the boys were separated at birth and solve a centuries-old curse.

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