Monday, January 27, 2014

Review

A Marriage in Middlebury

From the very first chapter, the characters in Marriage in Middlebury will capture your heart and your imagination. Charlotte Rose Hill and Sam Wilder are the star-crossed lovers who parted many years ago. Now he's back in town with Audrey, his bride-to-be, but old flames die hard as Charlotte discovers when asked to plan the reception for the wedding. Using a tea room for the backdrop for many of the scenes, the reader feels as though he or she may be a part of the patrons who drop in for a cup of tea and a special treat. Love is in the air, but will the right people end up with the right partners? Higman takes us on a merry tour of Middlebury with delightful characters and intriguing settings. It's a perfect blend of the sweet with the bitter with a touch of humor and interesting twists. 



About the Book:
Charlotte Rose Hill, who loves serving up country delicacies and uniquely blended teas, discovers that while she's been faithfully caring for her tearoom customers, she'd also been quietly turning into an old maid. Charlotte did fall in love with a young man, Sam Wilder, when she was 18, but his family forced her to walk away from their relationship. Now, more than a decade later, Charlotte finds that she still has feelings for her first love. Initially thrilled to learn that Sam has come home to Middlebury, Texas, Charlotte is then devastated to learn that he's brought someone with him: his fiancĂ©e. But all is not lost when one of the loveable but meddlesome townsfolk decides to get involved. Will the next marriage in Middlebury be for Sam and Charlotte? 

We're giving away a copy of the book, so leave a comment along with your email address so we can contact you if you win. Being a follower will earn you an extra entry. Also come back tomorrow for an interview with Anita and another chance to enter. U.S. entries only are eligible.

Annoying legal disclaimer: drawings void where prohibited by law; open only to U.S. residents; the odds of winning depend upon the number of participants. No purchase is necessary and only one entry per interview or post. Winner will be selected next week-end and posted here on Monday, February 3. You must be 18 or older to enter. 



4 comments:

Anonymous said...

Thanks so much, Martha for featuring me on your blog! I'm so pleased to be here. And so very happy you enjoyed A Marriage in Middlebury!

Blessings!

Anita Higman

Britney Adams said...

It sounds like Anita Higman is serving up some fun in A Marriage in Middlebury! I can't wait to read this delightful story!! Thank you so much for the opportunity to win.

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Virginia Winfield said...

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Virginia Winfield said...

Looks and sounds good. Thereadmaster@me.com