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There Goes the Bride
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Published on 2007-03-02 by

Legend claims this antique Irish wedding veil can grant your heart's deepest desire. But be careful what you wish for... The moment Texas socialite Delaney Cartwright touches the veil, she knows she can't go through with her wedding. And it's not just because she envisions a stranger's dark eyes and irresistible lips the second her fingers hit lace. But she can't simply call the whole thing off. The nuptials to her nice, predictable childhood friend are the social event of the season (not to mention that her mother would freak). To fan the flames of this dying ember, Delaney abducts her fiance for a night of passion...and grabs the wrong guy! It isn't her fault that Detective Nick Vinetti of the oddly familiar eyes and lips has crossed her path--and looks game for all kinds of sexy fun. Now Delaney hatches an outrageous plan to get out of marrying: she'll hire her own kidnapper. With an altar to avoid and a cop to dream of, this runaway bride is hoping a little Irish magic will unveil the true destiny of her heart. From Booklist Seasoned romance writer Wilde offers her take on the runaway-bride tale. Texas oil heiress and interior designer Delaney Cartwright has always followed her mother's wishes, but now she is weeks away from her extravagant wedding to Dr. Evan Van Zandt and plotting her own kidnapping. Her fiance may be her perfect society match, but it is police detective Nick Vinetti, the grandson of a client, with whom Delaney pictures herself walking down the aisle. When she finds a beautiful veil in a consignment shop, the owner warns her it will deliver her one true wish--even if she won't admit what that is. This is the first in a planned series about the enchanted veil working its magic on a circle of friends, and Wilde definitely leaves readers anticipating the next installment. The opening tale is predictable but satisfying: although Delaney ends up with the man she truly loves, it takes a wild ride to get there. Aleksandra Kostovski Copyright © American Library Association. All rights reserved About the Author Lori Wilde, is an accomplished romance author, and was a RITA finalist and a three-time Romantic Times nominee for Best Romantic Comedy.

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