Saturday, December 6, 2014

The Gingerbread Bride

Title: THE GINGERBREAD BRIDE
Author: Amy Lillard
Publisher: Shiloh Run Studios
November 2014
ASIN: B00NVZW7NO
Genre: Historical Christmas novella

New--The 12 Brides of Christmas! You're invited to a Christmas wedding...that is twelve of them!  Discover the joy of an old-fashioned Christmas romance with these twelve heart-warming stories. Brand-new stories from renowned inspirational fiction authors will take you into the heartland of historical America. Releasing each week starting October 6, you'll want to read them all.

#6: The Gingerbread Bride
Maddie Sinclair loves Harlan Calhoun, but feels like she can’t get his attention, so she visits an eccentric woman in the Ozark Mountains for an herbal mixture—a love potion—that she bakes into a batch of gingerbread cookies. When Harlan suddenly proposes, Maddie is torn by guilt and confusion. Is this true love or just the herbs talking?

THE GINGERBREAD BRIDE is such an adorable story! I have never read any of Ms. Lillard’s books – not even her Amish which is what she’s most known for – so when I was offered a chance to review her Christmas novella I jumped at it—for several reasons.

I absolutely love Christmas stories and if they are laced with fun, snow, cookies, and mistletoe all the better. Ms. Lillard includes all of the above in this fast paced novella.


If you are looking for a good Christmas story to read, you’ll want to read Ms. Lillard’s THE GINGERBREAD BRIDE.  Highly recommended. I’m going to go look at a few written by some of my favorite historical authors.  Ebook only.

Don't be late!  Watch for all 12 stories:
Available Now - #1: The Advent Bride
Available Now - #2: The Nutcracker Bride
Available Now - #3: The Evergreen Bride
Available Now - #4: The Gift-Wrapped Bride
Available Now - #5: The Yuletide Bride
Available Now - #6: The Gingerbread Bride
November 17 - #7: The Nativity Bride
November 24 - #8: The Christmas Tree Bride
December 1 - #9: The Festive Bride
December 8 - #10: The Christmas Star Bride
December 15 - #11: The Snowbound Bride
December 22 - #12: The Fruitcake Bride






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3 comments:

Anonymous said...

Will there be a giveaway at any point for all the brides Christmas books ? I really want to read all of them. Thank you.
Cnnamongirl (at) aol (dot) com

Unknown said...

Love your cover, Amy. There's something special about gingerbread at Christmas. Our daughter made fifteen little houses for our youngest grand and her Girl Scouts to decorate this week. I think the houses were primarily graham crackers, but they sure had fun frosting and adding the gum drops, etc. Merry Christmas!

lollipops said...

I wasn't offered a review copy. I'd love to read all of them too. I did get The Christmas Star Bride and The Nutcracker Bride to review -- but other than that - none.

I don't even know if it's coming out in print. But 99 cents isn't too bad.

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