Gerrity's Bride

For an Harlequin novel, this book pretty much fit the bill. However, two things bothered me. First was Emma's father's codicil that she had to marry her stepbrother AND have a baby with him - I am sorry, but what kind of will is that? It's a terrible one, and for a man who was supposed to have loved his daughter so much, he passed this requirement! Feh. I mean, even though they were not blood-related, they still shared the same half-sister who stood to gain the entire property if the will was not fulfilled.

Second was the person behind the mischief. Though the author tried to hide it, I actually figured out who it was a while before it happened, so it was rather predictable. It's okay as a fluff read, but if more thought had been given show more to the storyline, it would have been more memorable. show less