This book has two tales of love. Both are sweet, not too steamy.

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Typical of Debbie Macomber's writing style, Country Brides will bring a smile to you face and incite tears in the next moment. Full of the blossom of sweet, young love, this book is a light journey of two women that end up in totally different places then even they expected! Good reading.

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This is one of the better two-part novels I have read. It has the subtle romance that is very sweet, with out all the trash. I'm sure every person who picks this one up will love it!!

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two women two weddings however not the grooms they expected. Two more wonderful stories by Debbie Macomber!

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Two great reads in one...both stories linked to each other in a small country town in Oregon.

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I enjoyed reading this book.

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Two sweet stories! Quick read.

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Macomber is a relatively new read for me. I've only gone through a couple of her books. "Country Brides" is a good representation of how I feel about her stories. "A Little Bit Country" I loved while I hated "Country Bride."

"A Little Bit Country" had hilarious moments and just enough tears. Rorie was so endearing. Both Rorie and Clay were intelligent characters and I could sympathize with their predicament and reactions. They had great chemistry as well. The story had interesting side characters that you want to keep reading about. It flowed so well and was easy to read. It was really a great sweet romance like those old black and white movies.

"Country Bride" went nowhere but in circles. I have found that some of Macomber's sequels to be very forced, like she knows she should write about a character but just didn't have enough of material to develop a full story. Kate, who was so cool in the "A Little Bit Country" came off as the biggest idiot in this story. She was acting like a four year old. I have to give Macomber props that Luke was hot but I have no idea why he would be so hung up on a little brat like Kate. He deserved better. The story was painfully slow and had no direction. Perhaps if Macomber made this into a short story it would have been better because 200 pages of "Oh, I love Clay and Luke doesn't really love me but he feels so good" got old quick. It was hard for me to keep reading Kate's stupidity. What a waste of paper!

I really think "A Little Bit Country" was worth the read but unless you are a huge Macomber fan, you can skip Kate's story. If you have never read Macomber before please keep in mind that she writes very PG stories. So if you are looking for something steamy, she isn't the author for you.

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two wonderful stories in one book.both connected.

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Two women each engaged to the wrong man .... Two weddings but not the ones they plan

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Two great stories in one book!!!

Rorie Campbell has a pleasant. predictable life in San Fransisco where she's seeing a pleasant, predictable man. Then, on vacation, her car breaks down on an Oregon country road, and horse rancher Clay Franklin comes to her rescue. Rorie soon discovers that a city girl can fall in love with a country man. But Clay has no right to return her feelings - because he's engaged to another woman.

Kate Logan is devastated when Clay Franklin, her former fiance and the man she's always loved, marries Rorie Campbell instead. But at Clay's wedding - and after a glas of champagne too many - Kate proposes to her long time friend, rancher Luke Rivers. Luke accepts her proposal...and refuses to renege on his promise. What's more, he insists that Kate doesn't love Clay, she loves him...

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A tale of switched romantic partners.

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another great Macomber romance!

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