
An Exchange Bride For Mr Williams
- Género: Billionaire/CEO
- Autor: AuthorLove
- Capítulos: 109
- Estado: Completada
- Clasificación por edades: 18+
- 👁 5.5K
- ⭐ 8.5
- 💬 0
Sinopsis
BLURB; "Look at me!" Anderson demanded sharply, forcefully dragging her face to gaze at him while his fingers roughly squeezed her chin. He watched in delight as she s*ck*d in her breath, her eyes starting to grow teary at his rough demeanor. "My precious doe. You are mine. You got married to me, and so you will always have my mark on your body and no other man's. Have I made myself clear?!" He demanded and she nodded, her tears starting to streak down her cheeks. ~. .~ Ashley West never imagined she'd be married off to a stranger, but when her sister's deception is uncovered by the man her sister was set to marry, she becomes the price for her family's freedom! Blindfolded and half-naked, Ashley undergoes a humiliating bridal inspection, only to discover later that the man she was handed over to is her sister's fiancé—and the heir to San Francisco's richest family, Anderson Williams! This was not what she wanted! Never had she dreamt of being married, at least, not to a man who was ready to break her every single day without any emotion on display. As Anderson takes possession of his new bride, Ashley is forced to navigate a world of luxury and power, where she's nothing more than a pawn in a dangerous game. Ashley was determined to find her way out, away from such a man! But as the weeks turned into months, Ashley discovers there was more to Anderson than his cold exterior suggests. Drawn to her husband's enigmatic nature, Ashley finds herself falling for the man she was forced to marry. Their relationship is far from easy though, as Ashley's sister and scheming mother-in-law threaten to tear them apart. Can Ashley and Anderson overcome their differences and build a real marriage, or will they be forever trapped in a game of manipulation and deceit??
NurseRatchet
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.
November 9, 2026
