The Bridal Quest (The Matchmaker #2) 
Lady Irene Wyngate has sworn she'll never marry, keeping suitors at bay with her cautious tongue. But there is one man she can't scare: Gideon, long-lost heir to the Earl of Radbourne. He was kidnapped as a child and grew up tough on the London streets. And though he's been restored to his family, he is still more at home in gambling dens than stately ballrooms.
Irene isn't attracted to Gideon, or so she says when matchmaker Francesca Haughston asks for her help to civilize him for marriage. After all, he is a rogue with a dubious past - a handsome rogue, she has to admit. But as she reluctantly begins to yield to love, wicked family secrets come to light... with devastating consequences for the reluctant lovers.
3.5 rounds up to 4 stars. Enjoyed this book enough to immediately put the others in the series on hold from my library!
A great book. Loved the story line in it.

Loved the H and h of this story: spunky, confident, and not shy to tell the truth. The h did not want to marry, having witnessed a bad marriage with her parents and an abusive father. The H felt he needed to marry but wanted a wife he would not be bored with - it took him awhile to convince the h that they should marry. Nice story with likeable characters.
Candace Camp is a must read.
Honestly this book was bearable at most. I read The Courtship Dance a while back and that bored me to tears. i had been hoping that this book might be a little different but it was just as boring. I mean there was nothing wrong with it precisely... it was just so BLAND. I can't see myself ever picking a book up by this author again.
Candace Camp
Paperback | Pages: 384 pages Rating: 3.88 | 2063 Users | 110 Reviews

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| Title | : | The Bridal Quest (The Matchmaker #2) |
| Author | : | Candace Camp |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Special Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 384 pages |
| Published | : | March 1st 2008 by HQN |
| Categories | : | Romance. Historical Romance. Historical. Regency. Historical Fiction. Regency Romance |
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The matchmaker's ultimate challenge.Lady Irene Wyngate has sworn she'll never marry, keeping suitors at bay with her cautious tongue. But there is one man she can't scare: Gideon, long-lost heir to the Earl of Radbourne. He was kidnapped as a child and grew up tough on the London streets. And though he's been restored to his family, he is still more at home in gambling dens than stately ballrooms.
Irene isn't attracted to Gideon, or so she says when matchmaker Francesca Haughston asks for her help to civilize him for marriage. After all, he is a rogue with a dubious past - a handsome rogue, she has to admit. But as she reluctantly begins to yield to love, wicked family secrets come to light... with devastating consequences for the reluctant lovers.
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| Original Title: | The Bridal Conquest |
| ISBN: | 0373772572 (ISBN13: 9780373772575) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | The Matchmaker #2 |
| Characters: | Irene Wyngate, Gideon, Earl of Radbourne, Lady Odelia Pencully, Lady Francesca Haughston, Sinclair Lilles, Duke of Rochford |
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Ratings: 3.88 From 2063 Users | 110 ReviewsRate Based On Books The Bridal Quest (The Matchmaker #2)
I loved Gideon and Irenes road to HEA! Candace Camp is a master at writing the enemy to lovers trope and she adds a mystery into this story. Irene was a tough heroine to bring to the marriage deal but Francesca has a way of easing a reluctant bride into favoring the idea. She now has to successful matches to her credit and Im hoping she can bring the Duke of Rochford around soon as well. I love this series!3.5 rounds up to 4 stars. Enjoyed this book enough to immediately put the others in the series on hold from my library!
A great book. Loved the story line in it.

Loved the H and h of this story: spunky, confident, and not shy to tell the truth. The h did not want to marry, having witnessed a bad marriage with her parents and an abusive father. The H felt he needed to marry but wanted a wife he would not be bored with - it took him awhile to convince the h that they should marry. Nice story with likeable characters.
Candace Camp is a must read.
Honestly this book was bearable at most. I read The Courtship Dance a while back and that bored me to tears. i had been hoping that this book might be a little different but it was just as boring. I mean there was nothing wrong with it precisely... it was just so BLAND. I can't see myself ever picking a book up by this author again.


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