Wedding of the Year

This is a rollcoaster ride of plot and counterplot. All four main characters are trying to get the other married. Catherine is convinced that John will be the perfect groom for Elizabeth. Richard is convinced that Catherine will be the perfect match for John. John thinks that Elizabeth will suit Richard. Elizabeth just wants to left alone with her books and inventions. Add two sets of determined parents, one of which is a ghost and you have a merry story of who wiil get who.

This was the first book I have read from Malvey...I can't tell you how great this book is! It's an easy read (I nearly read it completely in one night) and it keeps you entertained the whole time. This book actually takes you through two romances between the two sisters and brothers. I LOVE this book - I'm definitely going to pass this on to my fellow romance readers! ENJOY!

In 1830, Lady Elizabeth Everley feels right at home in a science lab, but place her amidst the gala of the Ton and the reticent aristocrat feels like a fish out of water though this is her second season. To make matters more heart wrenching, her sibling Catherine is the life of the party. Based on their personalities, no one would believe these are sisters. Marquess John Vernon looks forward to leaving his responsibilities (that he inherited as a young man when his father died) behind to see the world. On the other hand, his brother, Richard, who was once quite a rake, wants to overcome his reputation through hard work and by marrying the right woman. When John, Richard, Elizabeth, and Catherine meet, attraction seems everywhere. However, Richard's secret, if revealed, will bring scandal and destroy any happiness the foursome might attain once they filter out which brother and sister belong together. WEDDING OF THE YEAR is an amusing historical romance starring four warm distinctively different lead characters. The support cast adds mirth with their matchmaking efforts. Though a "special" ghost adds little except for a bit of extra hilarity, Victoria Malvey provides her audience with a humorous tale with a pinch of suspense to round out this wonderful tale.Harriet Klausner