Bec Adams

Kimberley was ready to leave Earth and it's backwards attitudes behind to be a mail-order bride for a couple who was ready to have children but couldn't. Or so they thought, just hours before Kimberley arrives for the wedding her intendeds discover they are expecting and rather than share the joy with their future Earth wife, they abandon her.

Kimberley is destroyed and the guard, Ewin, who was looking after her decides to take her home until other arrangements can be made. Ewin and his Husband take to Kimberley and help her find a new couple while they show what sex is all about.

I went looking for a book that would keep me interest and take me out of my reality for a little while. I went through my TBR list and those books at that moment in time couldn't do it and for the life of me I can't say way especially since most of them were in various phases of started, so I decided to go through my list of many, many books in the hopes of finding anything to help me escape and for some strange reason The Bride's Unexpected Change in Plans jumped out at me. It is not the best book I have ever read but it isn't the worst either. The characters are likable and on some occasions jump out at you. The bedroom scenes were not graphic enough to say that steam was rising of the page but they were decent. Over all it was an ok story line with almost no edits to speak of and my only complaint would be keep it consistent and don't mix up who was doing what to who because it drives me nuts when I am reading that one man is holding the girl up while the other man is eating only to have it turned around a few sentences later and then your all the sudden trying to figure out when they traded places, when the actually didn't.

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