Emma Kate had really did it this time. She had woken up in a beautiful hotel room, dressed in a fabulous wedding gown with a handsome man in a tux asleep beside her. What in the heck was going on. She can’t remember anything that happened the night before. Just who is this guy?
Rebel
A Breathless Novel
Emma Kate & Keith
by Savannah Kade
Griffyn Ink
June 2019
Emma Kate had left college on her way to Breathless. Just one short stop in Vegas and she would be on her way. She remembers getting a cheap hotel room, parking her car and trailer and heading to a casino. She had talked to a rather charming young man who said as long as she was playing the slots the drinks would be free. That is the last thing she remembers.
Just who is this guy and what has she done? Time to find out. He looks just as confused as she is. She learned his name is Keith and it appears they had a fabulous wedding with all the bells and whistles, but neither can remember it actually happening. Well they would get a quick annulment and go their separate ways. But it would take four days and money they didn’t have.
Keith is a veterinarian and has a job waiting for him in Breathless. This surprises Emma Kate as she too is on her way to Breathless and as it was impossible to return any of the clothing or the rings, their only recourse was to travel together.
Arriving in Breathless they found a unique little cottage waiting for Keith. He had invited her to stay with him until she had a chance to see her sisters and explain. Just how was she going to tell her sisters that she was back in Breathless and married?
How will Bailey Anne and Harper Rose react when they learn that Emma Kate had once again gotten herself into trouble? Will she and Keith have a real marriage?
This is the third book in Kade’s Breathless Series. I really enjoyed the books and strongly recommend that you read all three.
Mary Asher, the Golden Reviewer, is a founding book blogger for BookGateway.com and has generously provided this review. She describes herself as “an 88 year young great-grandmother and an avid reader.”
This book was provided by the publisher for review.