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    Feels Like Home

    By Beth Andrews

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    She's planning a wedding not a romance!

    Keeping up appearances is Yvonne Delisle's forte. But this job is going to test even her Southern belle mettle! It's not challenging enough she only has six weeks to turn a ramshackle carriage house into the hottest society wedding venue in Virginia. It's also located on her ex-husband Aidan's family vineyard. The homeand the manshe yearned for.

    But Yvonne's up for the challenge. In the time since things went south with Aidan, she's become the most sought-after wedding planner in the statepopular enough to arrange her former mother-in-law's second wedding. Except it's becoming suspiciously clear she wasn't hired for her professional expertise. Someone is plotting a reconciliation.and Yvonne is more tempted by the day. Let's see who actually walks down that aisle

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Superromance
    Release dateAug 1, 2011
    ISBN9781459209763
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    Beth Andrews

    Beth Andrews is a Romance Writers of America RITA® Award and Golden Heart Winner. She lives in Northwestern Pennsylvania with her husband and three children. When not writing, Beth loves to cook, make bead jewelry and, of course, curl up with a good book. For more information about Beth or her upcoming books, please visit her Website at: www.bethandrews.net

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    • 4/5
      A little sweet and predictable - of course Kara had a crush on him from way back, of course he noticed her and Edie's efforts to improve her looks and more importantly her self-confidence. And that sweet con-man of a kid was great. The complications with the villain were good - I'm half-sorry for Angela and half not at all (she chose her course!). But she did, sort of, in a limited way, redeem herself. And Jimmy is ridiculously blind - even more than the usual man-afraid-of-commitment thing in romances. It's a good thing Kara did stumble into trouble, or he might not have figured it out yet! Good story - it's one of those that sink into the background of my mind and just stay there. The tapestry is well-woven; it doesn't fluff and shred away like most romances, it's solid. I like.