Reviews for Finn's Pregnant Bride

The average rating for Finn's Pregnant Bride based on 2 reviews is 4 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2017-04-01 00:00:00 Richard Mercer Catherine Walker is on vacation in Greece after her long term relationship ended and she feels heartbroken. There she meets gorgeous Irish property tycoon Finn Delaney. Their chemistry leads them to a night of passionate lovemaking and she ends up pregnant. Finn is angry with her because she is a journalist and he thinks she published an article on him when it fact it was Catherine's editor who wrote the story. Despite his anger they enter a marriage of convenience for the baby's sake but somehow in the midst of all this resentment they fall in love! Very well written story, it was intense and angsty just the way I like them!

Review # 2 was written on 2011-08-25 00:00:00 Christopher J Mahan The heroine Catherine is on holiday alone after her long term relationship ended, where she meets Finn, the hero. They have dinner and spend the next morning together where they both feel a connection. When Catherine returns home she realises that she wants to see Finn again so, encouraged by her editor to write a story on Dublin for her magazine, she travels to Dublin and gets in contact with him. Finn is surprised to but pleased to hear from Catherine as she has been on his mind since the holiday. He shows her around Dublin and they have a great time together and it's no surprise that they end up in bed. When Catherine returns home she innocently blurts the truth of her weekend fling to her editor who then goes on to write a rather scandalous article about Finn based on what Catherine told her. Finn is very angry about the article and confronts Catherine, she is also devastated about it. Naturally things end badly and they hope never to see one another again, however Catherine is forced to approach Finn again when she discovers she is pregnant. Finn, surprisingly, takes the news well and proposes that they marry, but he makes it clear that it will be a marriage for the baby's sake. I enjoyed this book from the very first page, Sharon Kendrick has a real talent for drawing you in with a tantalising start that leaves you wanting more. The pace of the story is absolutely perfect and really helps in the development of the relationship. I liked both of the characters; Catherine is smart and independant and in no way vapid. One of the things I like most about Sharon Kendrick's books is that her heroines are never written as unreasonable or over emotional women (or silly for want of a better word!) and this is something that really appeals to me. Finn is also a wonderful hero, complex enough to make you curious but not so much that he has the word 'issues' stamped all over him. This is an interesting story with a fantastic flow and a beautifully written romance that is very satisfying to read. Originally posted at