Lord Christopher (Kit) Winter can't believe what he's gotten himself into. Eliza is unfashionable, mousey and timid. The only thing she has going for her is an inherited fortune. But if Eliza will do what he instructs her to, they just might be able to find her a decent husband.

Kit can't believe the transition in appearance Eliza has made just by changing her hair style and purchasing fashionable clothing. He finds he actually enjoys talking to her, but something about her just doesn't sit well. Unsure what the problem is, he continues to mentor her and is pleased that her progress is more than he expected. But, Kit is actually annoyed that other men are lining up to be in her company.

With her lessons coming to an end, Eliza decides there's one area she knows nothing about -- kissing. When she asks Kit to teach her the art of kissing, she expects him to laugh in her face. Instead, he does the opposite and she realizes she wants to learn more. Neither expects their instruction in loving to go as far as it does, so Kit does the noble thing and offers marriage. Eliza refuses. Though it's her heart's desire to marry Kit, she won't have him because she knows he doesn't love her.

Even though Eliza yearns to be Kit's wife, she accepts another's proposal knowing he'll be a good husband and father to future children. She just hopes she can be a good wife. Kit is devastated when the engagement is announced, realizing that he's actually fallen in love with Eliza. When Eliza is kidnapped, Kit will stop at nothing to get her back, and hopefully convince her he's the man she should marry.

THE WEDDING TRAP is the perfect ending in the Trap trilogy. I absolutely loved the ending. You know if Kit were real, he'd be stopping hearts wherever he went, and it's something to watch Eliza turn from ugly duckling into a beautiful swan under the guidance of the man who'll love her. I applaud the Trap trilogy and highly recommend all three books -- THE HUSBAND TRAP, THE WIFE TRAP and THE WEDDING TRAP.

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