The Wrong Bride (Brides & Twins, Book 3) by Natalie Dean

Rating:  ⭐⭐
This book made me a little angry. Will Henry is a good man and did not deserve the damage the author inflicted on this man. He wrote to a woman whom he was already developing feeling for, but the woman's mother won't let Elzbieta marry the man she planned to marry and packs off her sister, Kasia for Will Henry to marry who got pregnant out of wedlock. This is wrong on so many levels, I can't even begin to name them. The story is well written, but I can't believe that Will Henry would transfer his affections to Kasia as easily as the author suggests. I can believe he would marry Kasia, because that's the kind of man he is, Good. And poor Elzbieta forced to give up her dreams by her over-bearing righteous mother, who wrongs both daughters and Will Henry without regards to anyone's feelings. God should have a special punishment waiting in heaven for this woman, and it's not the pearly gates. This is not the act of a Christian woman, but a religious fanatic who has no idea who or what God is. I've read the previous books and the author has developed all her characters well, but this book was a disappointment because the author truly failed Will Henry.