Miss Wonderful (Carsington Family Series)
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| Rating | : | 4.84 (672 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0425194833 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 352 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-07-30 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Her past lives include part-time teaching at Clark and a Dickensian six-month experience as a meter maid. Loretta Chase holds a B.A. from Clark University, where she majored in English and minored unofficially in visual art. In the course of moonlighting as a corporate video scriptwriter, she fell under the spell of a producer who lured her into writing novels and marrying him. The union has resulted in more than a dozen books and a num
Beloved author Loretta Chase offers her long-awaited new novel-the tale of a bluestocking and a reformed rake who clash over a matter of business, and soon find themselves facing an entirely different, and delicious, sort of tension.
Oh, frabjous day! 3-5 book a week habit At last!!! I've been reduced to re-reading my complete collection of Loretta Chase's witty, passionate and beautifully written books for years there's literally no one quite like her!She has Mary Jo Putney's passion and willingness to look unflinchingly at tough emotional issues; she has the vivid and endearing characters of Georgette Heyer; the sheer sexiness and emotional impact of Mary Balogh and Gaelen Foley but no one, NO ONE can match her sly, sharp and absolutely irresistible sense of humor.If you're in the market for an. "Another good Chase story" according to P jolly. Love Loretta chase, this was a good story, but not her best. Had read good reviews on this series. Lord of scoundrels is my favorite so far, but will read next in this series regardless.. so so flamingopink Much too much discussion of the blasted canal! The characters were charming enough, thier quirkiness endearing, and Ms Chase is very descriptive and detailed. However the canal storyline was so over written i found myself skipping some parts to get on with the actual relationship between the hero and heroine. Definitely not as good as "Lord Scoundrel".
Upon arriving, Alistair, a famous war hero and eligible bachelor, finds everyone couldn't be nicer, everyone except for respectable, practical, spinsterish Mirabel Oldridge. All rights reserved. RITA Award-winning Chase presents a splendidly written tale of two people trying desperately not to fall in love. John CharlesCopyright © American Library Association. The last thing Mirabel wants is for her tranquil little corner of England to be destroyed by a noisy, nasty canal, and she is prepared to use every weapon at her disposal--including her disheveled coiffure and unstylish wardrobe--to stop Alistair. Chase's beguiling blend of deliciously complex characters, potent sexual chemistry, and sparkling wit give this superb romance a richness and depth read