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Praise for The Bridegrooms
"Sisters. Secrets. Squabbles. Symphony and suitors. Allison Pittman's newest historical romance, The Bridegrooms, has it all. What happens when you match up an every-man hero with a conflicted heroine? You find yourself enthralled by a story full of improbable pairings that showcase love's surprising ways. Again, Pittman has me waiting impatiently for her next compelling tale."
~Mona Hodgson, author of Two Brides Too Many and Too Rich for a Bride
"Get ready to put the rest of your life on hold. The Bridegrooms will sweep you off your feet and carry you over the threshold into the hearts of Vada Allenhouse and her unpredictable sisters. Mysterious romance is not the same thing as true devotion--or is it? And can one sister tell another how to choose between them? Allison Pittman's literary sparkle shines better than ever in this story of hilarious, heartfelt love."
~Karen Roth, author of Found on 16th Avenue and My Portion Forever
"The Allenhouse sisters bear a striking resemblance to Allison Pittman's writing--feisty, witty, and intriguing, with a hint of underlying passion. This unique story of romance, secrets, and sisterly love will have you eagerly turning pages for more."
~Betsy St. Amant, author of A Valentine's Wish and Rodeo Sweetheart
"Allison Pittman has elegantly and beautifully drawn a cast of characters that captivate from page one. Vada and her three distinctively different sisters seek love and happiness, each in their own way. You can't help but identify with one in particular--the one most like you. Is Vada like her mother, who chooses passion over family? Will she succumb to temptation or learn that steady, honorable love brings a heady passion all its own? The answer isn't revealed until the very end of The Bridegrooms, and it'll make you ask yourself what choice would you have made."
~Kelly Irvin, author of A Deadly Wilderness
