Their Blushing Bride (Bridgewater Brides #2) by Celeste Jones

Their Blushing Bride (Bridgewater Brides #2) Reviews

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  Kathy Heare Watts

  MIRACLES DO HAPPEN
  
  As a huge fan of Ms. Vanessa Vale’s Bridgewater series, both historical and contemporary, I was thrilled to learn that her town of Bridgewater was adding new stories and inviting other authors to spin a tale. Bridgewater is a town that has the uncommon practice of more than one husband per wife—a Mohamian custom adopted by soldiers who served in Mohamir. I enjoyed Celesta Jones's tale of Lily, Keane, and Rye.
  
  Rye and Keane will travel from Bridgewater to Butte, Montana, in hopes of finding the woman who will become their wife. Checking into the hotel and take a stroll around the park, fate may be working in their favor. Lily Snow works as a governess for the Garner family. While in the park with the children, her hat will blow off and fall at the feet of two viral and handsome men who introduce themselves as Rye and Keane. But what happens when Lily and two children leave with another man? How could they both be so wrong?
  
  The plot will have rye and Keane rescuing Lily days later from a man attacking her and learning that she is single, and they realize that fate is indeed playing in their favor. Getting Lily to accept their proposal comes easier than they thought.
  
  “Technically, legally, you would only be married to one of us—but spiritually, emotionally, you would be married to both of us, equally. It’s the Bridgwater way. Two men to take care of a woman’s every need. I vow to you, Keane, or I would gladly give our life to protect yours.”
  
  “I must also tell you, Miss Lily Snow, that Rye and I are not ones to spare the road and spoil the spouse.”
  The story will have the good, the bad, and the evil of people. The marriage between Lily, Keane, and Rye is everything the three of them could want and desire. Lily may blush, get a few spankings, but she is an eager and willing pupil into the erotic pleasures by her two husbands. Witnessing other couples at Bridgewater is shocking and piques her desires—which works well in favor of her husbands. Talking with Olivia will open the door to more information into the erotic chemistry of these Bridgewater couples.
  
  “The three of you will be joined, and you’re the one who holds it all together. It’s rather poetic, in a way. Though, when it’s happening, I’m more likely to be groaning and moaning that reciting sonnets.”
  
  Trouble is coming and will test the binds that joined these three together. Will Keane and Rye be able to save Lily from a deranged man before it is too late? Will they indulge her too long until she snaps?
  
  “Now, I am your wife. You’re my husbands. And I demand that you act like it and claim me. Like you promised.”
  
  “We’re all joined. The tree of us are as one because of you. You’re our everything.”
  
  The story has several spankings and explicit erotic scenes that include ménage between Lily, Keane, and Rye. Best of all, it does have a happy ending.
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  Badh

  Celeste Jones has given us a quick, easy, sweet, and dirty read. I like the Bridgewater world, and I really like that Vanessa Vale opened it up so that we get different interpretations on the world.
  
  Keane and Rye are quick witted, funny, and definitely Bridgewater men. I liked Lily, I thought that she was a lot more open than people might've thought she was, and definitely a lot stronger.
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  Rhonda

  I love the Bridgewater Brides series and was thrilled to see other authors were going to write in it. I've never read any of Celeste Jones books before but after reading Lily, Keane and Rye's story, I think I may have to check out her books. When Lily is let go from her job as governess to 2 children, she has to figure out what she is going to do. The man who hires her tries to force his way into her hotel room and that's where Keane and Rye come onto the scene. They are in town to find a bride to take back home with them and when they rescue Lily, they know she is the one for them. The connection between the three of them is instant and she agrees to become their bride. I love how the whole town of Bridgewater protects the "brides". When trouble follows them back home, will they be able to save Lily? The story kept me turning pages and I loved seeing characters from the original series!!
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  Brandy Rice

  I really enjoyed this book. It was very well written and heartwarming. There was humor, action, drama and steamy scene to keep you reading until the very end. The characters were great and I loved the way the relationship developed between Lily, Keane, and Rye. A great installment to the Bridgewater Brides series.
  
  I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
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  Kathleen Bradbury (Bulfon)

  This is a quick and easy read. The storyline is well-crafted, intriguing, suspenseful, has drama and steam. The characters are defined, and likable with sizzling chemistry. I liked it.
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  Tammy

  Lilly is a governess to two children when she meets Rye and Kearn in the park. That night she is thrown out of the home where she works and they her former employer shows up at her hotel room attacking her. Rye and Kearn are able to rescue her and they want to make her their bride. Fast-paced sweet read with lots of drama, emotion and steam. Great characters and an entertaining story. I liked it.
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  Lisa Petty (Book Bangers Blog)

  Lily is a governess who is taking care of two adorable children. When she runs into Rye and Keane her heart starts to race. But you have to be prim and proper and so she goes back to her life. Rye and Keane are looking for a wife to share someone who understands and will love them both equally. When they run into Lily they both feel it that she could be the one. But sometimes fate has other plans. As Lily trys to take the next step to her life things happen to her and Rye and Keane will be there to help her. However can these two save her and convince her to be with them? Or will they loose her forever. I loved this story or how Rye and Keane became friends, how they met Lily, and how they will do whatever they can to save her.
  
  I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
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  Chasity

  Their Blushing Bride - 5 Stars!
  
  Rye, Keane and Lily’s story was amazing! This was the first book that I had read by Celeste Jones but it will definitely not be my last! The characters were written so well and their chemistry was palpable and instant. I really loved seeing how the Bridgewater community came together to protect those they consider family. Cannot wait for the next one to release!
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  Books2lovenow

  I enjoyed Their Blushing Bride. Lily, Rey, and Keane were an interesting group to get to know. The sex scenes were very enjoyable. I would have liked a little more character development but I know that can be hard when juggling multiple POVs. Overall, though, a great story.
  
  Triggers: Menage, anal, attempted assault.
  
  I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
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  Wickla

  Miss Lily Snow finds herself unceremoniously sacked from her job and following a previous introduction again crosses paths with Rye & Keane from the Bridgewater community. However this time around they rescue her from a difficult situation and within a very short time making her their wife. This was not the path she envisaged for herself but sometimes fate has a way of leading us on a journey we never expected. This Bridgewater pair will not spare Lily's blushes and when her life is threatened they will learn what a strong minded individual she is as they try to molly coddle her. With growing confidence Lily makes clear what she needs from her men, this was a very funny moment and one of many entertaining interactions between Lily and her husbands. This story included the right balance of romance and humour, a great read and would not hesitate to recommed.
  
  Voluntarily leaving a review based on my own personal opinion.
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  Leslie OBrien

  Celeste Jones brings us another Bridgewater Brides story as we bear (bare?) witness to Miss Lily and Rye and Keane. If you’ve read the books written by Vanessa Vale and the newest by Raisa Greywood, then you know that you are in for a fun ride with this ménage. And in good story fashion, there’s a bit of suspense going on with a crazy ex-employer who does not like being told, no.
  
  Likes: The characters are downright charming in all the right ways. And the antagonist is quite the a$$hat making you feel sorry for his wife and kids. The chemistry between the three is there from the get-go and their smexy, romantic scenes are downright scintillating. And since this IS a series, it’s always enjoyable to get snippets from the other characters.
  
  If you like your historical westerns heavy on the romance and don’t mind that they’re a tad light on complete authenticity, then buckle up and prepare to spend your book money on Their Blushing Bride.
  
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  Jacqui Leech

  Received as an ARC for a Honest Review
  
  Lily is a Governess, her employers are to say the least horrendous, they are the worst of the worst of the monied.
  Lily meets Rye and Keane, who have come to Butte to find a wife, when she loses her hat and they catch it for her. They think she's married with children when they see the child she is responsible for. They feel something and decide to follow her and see her employer Mr Garner whom they mistake for her husband and not a pleasant one.
  Later Lily is thrown out of the house into the night ... what will become of her, will she fins another job, will she see Rye and Keane again?
  Celeste Jones brings the characters to life, you can, from her writing, picture Rye, Keane, Lily, the horrible Garners amongst others. You almost feel like you are actually standing on the sidelines watching.
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  Elizabeth

  1.5
  
  This story and the characters needed more development. Instead of talking with and explaining certain acts to Lily when she showed reluctance, she was told to perform them and that she would like it. They did discuss some things, so why not those?
  
  There was also the dinner scene when Rye, Keane, and Lily first arrived at Bridgewater. That was awkward.
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  Sherry Wood

  Great book!
  
  A very entertaining story with some action and humor. Beautifully written so that it seems realistic and heartwarming.Some hot sexy parts included makes this a book that you will want to read!
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  Mom2three

  Another fantastic read set in the Bridgewater world!
  What do you get when you combine a lady in distress and two heroes? A tenderhearted, passionate, beautifully written love story. Lily hasn't had an easy life, but she has a steel core that doesn't let her give up. Keane and Rye and right out of a fairytale, and in the right place at the right time to swoop in and save her, literally. Lily doesn't shy away from the idea of having two husbands, which I loved, and jumps into the relationship without any pause. That doesn't mean things are going to be a walk in the park, though.
  This is a quick, entertaining read that delivers everything a romance lover desires.
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  Jeannette

  Lilly, Rye & Keane
  
  This is a very good, well written cowboy romance. Each of the Bridgewater Brides stories can be read separately but share some characters and the ranch. Hope you read and enjoy.
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  Chriss

  Blushing
  
  You know, I am one feel into this series and I still blush, lol. I could not get enough of Rye and Keane. Lily was sweet and just the right amount of sassy. It's a fun and naughty read.
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  Sandy

  Great story
  
  These books make you want this kind of life. Having two strong.men who will care for you and protect you.
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  Michelle

  WOW! Loved it!
  
  Well written story and well developed characters! Return to Bridgewater and enjoy the trip! Love and danger! This book has it all!
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  Valerie

  Back to Bridgewater we go with Ms. Jones. She is taking part of an extension of Vanessa Vale’s outstanding series that took readers by storm. Her take can be read as a stand alone however the cohesiveness of the story with Ms. Vale’s is really something to behold. She must have really immersed herself with the stories before she began. This is a wonderful read for anyone who enjoys two powerful men, the woman they cherish and just a tad bit of chaos. If there is a complaint to be had it is merely that the story is not long enough and there are some pieces that would benefit from a few extra words. There are some places though that the reader will almost be able to smell the fumes from the page. Overall well written, and a pleasurable experience.