The Searching Bride: Has the love she's searched for been within reach all along? (The Emberton Brothers #3)

Louis Emberton, the youngest of the Emberton Brothers and now an ordained minister of the Church of England, is eager to find his place in the world. Returning home to Emberton Hall finds him falling feet first into presiding over the endless circle of life--and into a new awareness of a childhood playmate grown into a beautiful woman.

Martha Coleman was ever on the fringes of the Emberton family--a beloved goddaughter and friend but never quite belonging. Despite her devotion to her father, she feels the need to distance herself from Great Oakley, putting behind the hurts of the past and seeking her own path. Louis’ return forces her to rethink the positions of the brothers in her heart.

But when the pressures of life get bigger and more demanding, will they be pulled from the world they know? Or will they discover that the life and love they've searched for has been within reach all along?

The Sensible Bride – the third in The Emberton Brothers series: a clean and wholesome Regency Romance novel, full of history, fun, and romance.

Acclaim for the series:

***** Amazon Review - “Karen Aminadra has skilfully written a Regency romance that is much more than just a romance. This is a true historical novel, one which draws you in with drama, intrigue, emotions, even some fabulously well-crafted moments of shock. Rather than being a simple narration of what happens to two young people in an arranged marriage at this period of time, we are treated to the most intimate thoughts of both Grace Haywood and Richard Emberton as they prepare for marriage and their lives together, in a style that is both well-crafted and has flair.”

***** Amazon Review - “The storyline itself is fraught with a delicate thread of tension from start to finish, making even the scenes where everything seems fine filled with an edge of drama. There were so many times I was sat on the edge of my seat with my heart in my throat, wanting the characters to say or do something to prevent the inevitable.”