Book Review ** A September Bride by Kathryn Springer

A September Bride by Kathryn Springer was an enjoyable read. I like to read books about brides and this book is another one of the books in the Year of Brides series.  Here you can read my review of A December Bride, A January Bride, A February Bride, A March Bride, An April Bride, A May Bride, A June Bride, A July Bride, and An August Bride.

Anne Price has recently moved to Red Leaf and taken a position as manager of Second Story Books. She hopes that this move will allow her to become involved in the community and help her feel like she belongs.  Her boss and landlord, Lorna Kent, met Anne through her online book group and decided to give Anne a chance at a new life.  Anne has become involved in the historical society and the museum that they are creating about the town founders. The historical society has decided that they will have a reenactment of the founders wedding at the grand opening of the museum. When the bride’s wedding dress arrives, the only person who can wear it is Anne.

Jesse Kent, Lorna’s son, is a police officer in Red Leaf and has just returned from training in Arizona. On his first day back on the job, who should he pull over but newcomer Anne Price? Jesse has a hard time trusting newcomers to town after things that have happened in his past. When Jesse gets roped into playing the part of groom to Anne’s bride at the reenactment, sparks begin to fly. Will Jesse and Anne make this September wedding a personal commitment or will it just be a reenactment?

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