Reviews for Chosen for the Marriage Bed

The average rating for Chosen for the Marriage Bed based on 2 reviews is 2.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2018-03-15 00:00:00 Jozef Dekan Me gustó el hecho de que ella no haya sido la típica belleza deslumbrante. Ella era una mujer a la que la vida le ha dado golpes, a la que han lastimado y a la que han usado como mula de intercambio, pero que a pesar de todo no se ha dejado quebrar. Ella sólo eligió entre un futuro horrible a uno tal vez menos horrible y resultó ser su liberación. Un esposo atento, dulce y respetuoso, que a pesar de no amarla o no quererla, realmente la respeta y cuida como mujer. Es perrita de Anne jajaja, yo no sé como Richard no se daba cuenta de sus artimañas. Pero cuando le dijo lo de Joanna, me provocaba sacarle los ojos. Jane hizo lo correcto, aunque haya metido a la pobre Elizabeth en problemas. Y pues, sí me quedé con la duda, ¿qué pasó con el nigromante? Y y y, pensé que algo iba a pasar con él, a pesar de todo, fue él el que tramó todo. Pero x, eso es lo que menos me gustó del libro la parte de la brujería y eso. Pobre Richard estaba indignado, pensando que ella estaba dudando de sus habilidades en la cama.

Review # 2 was written on 2013-04-21 00:00:00 Brandon Laird I wouldn't say that I have a 'negative' view of Mills and Boon books but I have a negative view of Mills and Boon books, largely their titles which are often Terrible. Plot: Usually these style books start with the leading couple - Elizabeth and Richard - being forced into a marriage that neither wants, and the reader just gets to sit back and enjoy the fireworks and the slow development of their romance. There were no fireworks and the romance kicked in so suddenly that I was a bit disappointed. Each already knew of the others reputations and largely they both disapproved - which should have been a good base for the fireworks that I so desperately wanted, but O'Brien just wiped that away in, like, one chapter and all was almost entirely forgotten and they were in love just like that *Snaps Fingers* The one aspect of the plot that I really disliked was the contrast between the long segments detailing how physically unattractive Elizabeth was, with Richard lusting after her physically. If you are going to make a leading character so physically unattractive then the development of their intellectual relationship needs to be really entertaining and enjoyable. But it wasn't. One moment neither wanted to marry, the next, they were living the happy ever after. It was a good afternoon read and typical Mills and Boon but I want a bit more from my Romances.