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This book has the makings of a good book. But it is nowhere near that yet! Aside from the typos (which aren’t many) and the forgetfulness whether a character is a boy or a girl/woman or man (which happened frequently), it left a lot to be desired. The descriptions of their feelings were repetitive and redundant. Everyone felt the house was too quiet, the walls were closing in, the chaos built within with a stoic face presented to the world. I wanted to give the author a thesaurus. Things that could’ve been summed up quickly often dragged on. Things requiring elaboration and character development were glossed over. Time is very poorly regarding here. We don’t know whether we’re dealing in days, weeks, or months. That makes the story confusing at times because you don’t know how far a character has aged or how long they’ve been grappling with a specific situation. Like I said, it has the makings of a good story, but the author needs to do quite a bit of work to get it there.

Too painful, there seem to be nothinhg exciting.Ashley has struggled since she was staying with her father.Its too much, can't she once get some happiness once. What a useless man is Anderson being controlled but he think he is man(a stupid man). A story can have hurtful part but there must be a light to show greatful staff, this one majority isn't exciting. Reading a story must be uplifting not discouraging and you even think of stopping to read or delete the story all together

Iim enjoying this novel but I feel so sorry for Ashley and really hope that Diana gets the same treatment at some point. I don’t like how smug she is all the time! Andrew seems nice but not his brother. I really hope that something changes soon as the cruel treatment of Ashley by Anderson is starting to drag on. It’s time for Anderson and his mother to get a taste of their own medicine. Ashley needs to fight back and Andrew needs more backbone!

An Exchange Bride for Mr Williams is an engaging and emotional read, filled with unexpected twists, complicated relationships, and heartfelt moments. The story keeps you curious about what will happen next, while the characters’ struggles and evolving feelings make their journey interesting. I enjoyed the gradual development of the plot and the tension that builds throughout the story. It’s an entertaining choice for readers who enjoy romance, drama, and stories where unexpected circumstances can change everything. A good read!

Where do I even start. This book was different, not entirely the ending I expected, but happy Ashley got her happy ending. This book had me in tears at some chapters for the way Ashley was treated. No one deserves to be treated like that, not by their own loved ones, the ones that's suppose to love and protect you. She got that in the end. I was just disappointed that we didn't get to read how exactly they caught Evan. Nonetheless, I enjoyed this book.

Non mais dans quelle époque ce roman a-t-il été écrit? J’ai l’impression de vivre au Moyen-âge: Mariages obligés, vérifier si la femme est toujours vierge, provenir obligatoirement d’une famille avec un pedigree impeccable avant le mariage. On se croirait dans une fable de Cendrillon! Pourquoi subir de telles humiliations et les encaisser sans riposter? Ashley n’a-t-elle aucune colonne? Comment se fait-il qu’elle ne se rebelle pas? Pourquoi Diana est-elle traitée différemment?

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This was a good little read. Not your typical “billionaire” book. But it was a little hard to fathom how the lead female was treated, and what she put up with. And also the timeline was a little hard to grasp with some of the development of “new characters” further into the book, because they were so new. (Really trying to make sure there is no spoilers) And sometimes the paragraphs in chapters would keep saying the same thing, just in different ways so it got a little repetitive. But all in all it was a decent book. :)

A decent read. I was yelling at and hating on some of the characters in my head, and others out loud. I did hit a point where I thought we were switching POV's too much and wasn't really sure I needed it to move the story along. But at other points I would've liked more of one POV or a different POV. I got to the end of the story still uneasy about Anderson and Ashley's relationship because of how it started and Anderson's violence toward her at one point, but that might be because of life experiences and maybe not necessarily anything to do with the story and characters.

Oh my god I'm so glued to this novel, I'm wondering what will happen at the end, cos currently I'm feeling like biting Andersons nose for bad treatment he is doing to his wife Ashley, and that nonsense half sister called Diana is so evil conspiring with that good for nothing mother in law, what kind of people are Ashleys parents that they'd Mary her to that man, just for status!! But at least there's Edward a kind man and I love that he would give food