Lonely Bride Reviews

At first I was captivated with the plots at the beginning of the story it was interesting and I can't stop anticipating the next day for more free chapters. But then it getting confusing and looks like there were some parts left out and jumped to the next plot. Also, the novel need a review with the pronouns used as in "she or he" because it made. The title itself is captivating. As I scroll looking for a novel to read the title captures my interest. Overall I give a thumb 👍 up for it.

The story has more plot twists than are even possible for a believable tale! The grammar is terrible and the use of pronouns is horrendous. I can’t believe that I am actually considering continuing to read it! And to think I need to write 80 words to complete a review is honestly ridiculous so. Blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah and blah!

Great novel. I really was surprised by what Shawn’s true feelings were toward Sarah Rose. I never thought he had any feelings for her. Anna was horrible toward her and totally manipulated things to hurt Sarah Rose while making Shawn think she was protecting her. I hope Sarah Roses father will finally come around and treat her like a beloved daughter. So glad she had the true love of Nathan and Sam. I feel so sorry for her for all the loneliness and lack of love and caring she grew up with. But it made her a very strong person.

The emotional roller coaster that I rode whilst reading this one, knows no boundaries 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂... I really hated Sean when he got married to Sarah and when they reunited and Sarah overheard the conversation between him, Eric and Sam, I almost died! But what shocked me the most is that Ivan was Eliana's son and he was in on the plan with his mom and Mr Williams! But in the end, Sarah and I got the happy ending we were longing for 😂🤭❤️

Great story line, love how he has let her grow up but still loves her from afar. But whoever wrote this book the grammar and writing is very hard to follow at times you don't understand what she is trying to say. There is one chapter that was 2 sentences. But was repeated twice. I pay for my chapters, so that was a waste of good money. It really needed to have been checked for errors before being published. It could really be a great book.

Well, I don’t know why, but the stories here have a long building phase, but at the end, everything get’s solved within just one or two chapters. Don’t get me wrong, I liked reading this story, but I would even appreciate it more if the end would be handled with the same intensity as spent at the beginning. Anyway, it was a pleasure to read this book, although a lot of problems could have been avoided if the characters would just one time have exchanged their thoughts.

Still haven’t decide on this novel. I’m enjoying the few chapters I’ve read but it also shows many chapters to go. One chapter I read, was a duplicate, halfway thru the chapter. I thought that was a waste of coins for that chapter. So far, i like how the story is. I’m glad that he is finally showing his true self to his wife. If we’re still in the beginning what else is in store for us readers.

Two people from very same yet different worlds are forced into marriage against their will—bound by family expectations rather than choice. At first, they clash constantly, their lives filled with tension, resentment, and unspoken dreams of freedom living together yet apart but as they spend more time together, the walls between them slowly begin to crumble yet she still does not trust him completely . What started as duty turns into understanding, and understanding blossoms into affection. Through small acts of kindness, moments of vulnerability, and the realization that they truly see each other, love quietly takes root. By the end, what began as a forced union becomes the greatest gift of their lives: a deep, lasting love neither of them ever expected.

The concept of this story was good but in a lot of the telling it was cold and disjointed. It seems like all of the characters are clueless about reading every emotion they caused each other by their actions and words. It makes no sense why the main female character was not told the truth from the beginning it did not help move the story in the right direction. There was enough of a plot line that the decision not to b honest as pointless.

Lonely Bride is a deeply emotional romance novel that explores love, betrayal, and resilience. The story follows a young woman forced into a marriage that leaves her isolated and longing for true affection. The author paints her struggles with vivid detail, allowing readers to feel her pain, loneliness, and quiet strength. Despite the heartbreak, the heroine’s journey becomes one of self-discovery and empowerment. The narrative is engaging, with well-developed characters and a plot that balances sorrow with moments of hope. While some parts feel predictable, the emotional depth keeps the reader invested until the last page. This is a touching read for anyone who enjoys romance stories centered on endurance, healing, and the power of finding love against the odds.