Sweet Disorder
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Rose Lerner
Campaigning has never been sweeter... Prickly newspaperman’s widow Phoebe Sparks has vowed never to marry again. Unfortunately, the election in Lively St. Lemeston is hotly contested, and the little town’s charter gives Phoebe the right to make her husband a voter—if she had one. The Honorable...
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Campaigning has never been sweeter... Prickly newspaperman’s widow Phoebe Sparks has vowed never to marry again. Unfortunately, the election in Lively St. Lemeston is hotly contested, and the little town’s charter gives Phoebe the right to make her husband a voter—if she had one. The Honorable Nicholas Dymond has vowed never to get involved in his family's aristocratic pol
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ASIN: B072STT5SZ
Pages no: 386
Edition language: English
Series: Lively St. Lemeston (#1)
Happy sighs, going to hug my kobo while I fall asleep now...
*Not so much a book review as me blathering about my favorite themes and passages from the bookYou all did not lead me astray! This was really good, there were some pacing problems in the beginning for me, I like my main couple to be more centric and interacting with one another, but the second half...
This book makes me feel like this:Elisabeth Lane and I discussed it over at the AAR blog fairly recently:AJH: I should probably warn you, I’m going to be useless for this. I have literally nothing to say about this book that isn’t ‘omg I loved that’.Elisabeth: Well, this is going to be a short revie...
{Disclosure: Rose and I are friends in non-internet life and often meet for happy hour in a spot with a lake view.} This is one of those books where every character gives you the feelings. Mostly you want to hug people -- hard-pressed heroine Phoebe Sparks, for instance, or war-wounded and elect...
A part of me is going:"You know this book wasn't perfect, right?" And the other is going: Because it was just so much fun. Not only the main couple are adorable, I quickly fell in love with almost everybody. That was also thanks to the fact that there was no real black and white division into...
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