A Midsummer Bride (Marriage Mart, 2) - Softcover

"An ingeniously funny historical... Circling spies and thieves provide for divertingly funny subplots, and Forester magically makes it all work. STARRED review" - Publishers Weekly

"This sprightly romance sparkles with light humor and a delightful cast of characters" - RT Book Reviews

"A sweet story of a man and woman finding that spark that will ignite into an all-consuming passion." - The Window Seat on a Rainy Day

"It is really nice to know that there are still ways to freshen up the traditional romantic themes. " - Musings on Literature

"As a whole, this story was very enjoyable and I often found myself laughing out loud, which is always a very good thing" - Novels Alive TV

"Overall I enjoyed the characters and the plot. A very good story for any one of any age that loves historical romance." - Mrs. Condit & Friends

"The writing of this novel was very well done with lots of humor included. I thoroughly enjoyed it and look forward to reading more of Ms. Forester's novels." - bookworm2bookworm

"Love a good ole fashioned historical romance with some mystery, humour and a beautiful couple finding their way to each other? Check this series out. You most certainly will find a bit of this and that!" - The Reading Cafe

"This is one thrilling ride you won't want to get out of and will have you guessing how it will turn out till the end." - With Her Nose Stuck in a Book

"So ready for the next one." - A Novel Addiciton

One Unconventional American Heiress Can Be Even Wilder Than the Highlands...

Outspoken American heiress Harriet Redgrave is undeniably bad ton. She laughs too much, rides too fast, and tends to start fires pursuing her interest in the new science of chemistry. And despite her grandfather's matchmaking intentions to the contrary, Harriet has no interest in being wooed for her wealth.

Duncan Maclachlan, Earl of Thornton, would never marry to repair the family fortunes. Or would he? When he saves Harriet from a science experiment about to go very, very, wrong, all bets are off.

Praise for A Wedding in Springtime:

"This entertaining novel is a diamond of the first order...the clever combination of wit, romance, and suspense strikes all the right notes."—Booklist

"Forester promises her fans a warm, humorous jaunt through Regency England—and she delivers with a cast of engaging characters and delightful intrigue."—RT Book Reviews, 4 stars