The Marquess’s Unwanted Bride by Bridget Barton [REVIEW]

SPORTOCHICK’S MUSINGS: I give this book 5 stars for it’s uniqueness.


Lady Eleanor Henshaw, daughter of the Earl of Ravensdale, has always been strong and independent. So when she is forced to marry Lord Nathaniel Fairfax, she is determined to keep her freedom and heart safe. Yet, within the shadowed halls of Loxley House, Eleanor begins to feel an unexpected connection she cannot ignore…

Nathaniel Fairfax, Marquess of Loxley, is a man shaped by loss and duty. He thinks marriage is just a deal, until Eleanor’s bold spirit breaks his defenses. He starts to question his cold rules and feels a pull toward her that surprises him. Will Nathaniel protect his heart or take a chance on love?

Together, Eleanor and Nathaniel face a difficult journey. What begins as a forced alliance slowly transforms into something far more powerful—two wounded hearts daring to fight for a love that defies every rule… How much are they really willing to risk though?

“The Marquess’s Unwanted Bride” is a historical romance novel of approximately 80,000 words. No cheating, no cliffhangers, and a guaranteed happily ever after.

Tropes: Arranged Marriage, Enemies to Lovers, Brooding Hero

Two people forced into a marriage they do not want. Not unusual for that time but these two characters are quite opinionated about it and strong willed.

I found this story refreshing and interesting. The authors unique style made this story quite enjoyable. Eleanor is strong in character and very intelligent which drew me instantly to her character. Nathaniel took a while for me to love but in the end he redeemed himself and I was quite taken with him.

I give this book 5 stars for it’s uniqueness.

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