The Wedding Chase

by Rebecca Kelley

What happens when a bride ends up with the wrong groom?In the tradition of New York Times bestseller Betina Krahn comes a sparkling new talent with a witty, passionate tale of a spinster wary of... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0553578707
• Release Date: June 1998
• Publisher: Fanfare
• Length: 400 Pages
• Weight: 0.45 lbs.
• Dimensions: 7.3" x 1.0" x 4.3"

Customer Reviews

A Really Good Read

I really enjoyed this book. I eagerly await the next one. It has some good one liners that make you laugh and that is what I like about a lot of new authors. A lot of the authors like Julie Garwood, Johanna Lindsey, Amanda Quick are losing the plot, their new books are not as good as the old ones, which is unfortunate. So we are forced to hunt the shelves for new blood. To all the new authors, please do not give up, keep them comming.

You can't get much better

This is a funny, wellwritten book,with sizzling romance and wellformed characters, which keeps you glued to the pages from the beginning to the end. I sincerely hope Ms Kelley can keep them coming.

A 5 Star read!

This non typical read was very well done. It had and intelligent story line and characters that left you laughing. Enjoyable from the first page to the last. The only bad thing about this book was the turning of the last page, it left me wanting for more.

This Wedding Chase is worth the reading chase!

This book was lyrical and oh so fun! I couldn't put it down and ended up reading the entire book in two days! I cannot wait until Rebecca Kelley comes out with her next book. The characters in the Wedding Chase are a hoot and you find yourself cringing and chuckling for them, not to mention falling in love with them! FIVE STARS ALL THE WAY!

Absolutely delightful

Wolfgang Hardwicke, the Earl of Northcliffe, is not known for coming to the rescue of stupid young bucks. Instead his reputation is along the lines of being one of aristocratic England's leading rakes and ne'er do wells. So how Wolfgang got involved in the affairs of drunken Robin Fleetwood even he doesn't know. Still, he rescues the lad from a beating and takes him home. His reward for his out of character altruism is a glimpse of Robin's sister, Grizelda in her nightware. Though Zel prefers to never marry because she does not want to be owned by a male, she knows that she has no choice due to her weak sibling and father. Zel is their only hope to stay out of debtor's prison so she plans to marry the a wealthy but extremely weak nobleman. However, Zel and Wolfgang fall in love with each other, an emotion neither wants at this time. Rebecca Kelley proves that she belongs at the top rung of Regency romance writers with her fine work, THE WEDDING CHASE. Zel and Wolfgang make a musical couple, who will provide much joy to fans of the sub-genre. The secondary players cause much of the problems confronting the lead pair and help make for an intriguing story line, albeit that remains tucked neatly inside the limits of the sub-genre. In spite of that, fans will realize that Ms. Kelley is a gifted author, heading to the top.Harriet Klausner