About the Book:
After a flood damages the looms at Zenus Dane s Philadelphia textile mill and the bank demands loan payment, Zenus turns to his aunt for help repurposing his textiles. Trouble is . . . his aunt has already been hired by the lovely yet secretive Englishwoman Mary Varrs. Eager to acquire his aunt s quilt patterns, Zenus attends the summer Quilting Bee, a social event his aunt has uniquely designed with the secret purpose of finding Zenus a wife. However Zenus only has eyes for Mary, but Mary has no such desire for him. Though his aunt is determined to design a masterpiece marriage, both Zenus and Mary will have to overcome their stubborn ways. Can he realize that love requires stepping out of his routine? And will she recognize that following her heart doesn t mean sacrificing her ambition?"
About the Author:
Gina Welborn is the author of several novels and novellas, including The Heiress’s Courtship. Gina now lives in Cache, Oklahoma, with her pastor husband and their five children. Visit her online at GinaWelborn.com.
My Review:
Mary Varrs may be able to grow amazing tomato plants, but she definitely has no artistic abilities at all. Needing an illustrator, so she can get the only job available to a female botanist, she calls on Priscilla Dane Osbourne to draw a picture of her plants. Considering she is down to the wire on this deadline, she doesn't take to kindly to anyone stepping in her way. Zenus Dane's mill has flooded and he needs all the help he can get. When he goes to his aunt to ask for her help, he becomes acquainted with Mary. The unlikely pair soon find themselves together.
I really enjoyed, Masterpiece Marriage, the storyline has many situations and differing personalities all blended together. With that being said I feel like that it made for a very interesting read as well as a big page turner for me. I was so fascinated with everyone's character that before long I reached the end of the book. I loved the interaction between Zenus and Mary and their constant arguing. This book is a must read!
**Disclosure** This book was sent to me free of charge for my honest review from Litfuse Publicity.
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