The Barefoot Bride

The Barefoot Bride

Facing his grandmother's ultimatum, handsome Bostonian Saxon Blackwell agrees to marry--and chooses Chickadee McBride, a saucy, immodest redhead from the Smoky Mountains, whose wild antics threaten his reputation, inheritance, and sanity
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Shaana Juntunen Cooper@shaanajuntunencooper
4 stars
Jan 14, 2022

I enjoyed this book mostly because I saw my husband in chickadee so many times. I even read some of this book out loud to him. This was a great plot and I was fully immersed. The only part that pulled me out was towards the end when chickadee was using love making as a way to give the hero a therapy session. As someone who was emotionally abused by family, there is no way that he would be able to recall his abuse and continue their activities. This was a great book otherwise and I do like to read books that openly talk about familial abuse because it happens so much more often than people realize. That one scene just wasn’t it for me.