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The Invitation (Montgomerys)
The Invitation - Montgomerys
Author: Jude Deveraux
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ISBN-13: 9780671744588
ISBN-10: 0671744585
Publication Date: 1/1/1994
Pages: 384
Rating:
  • Currently 3.7/5 Stars.
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3.7 stars, based on 214 ratings
Publisher: Pocket
Book Type: Paperback
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Helpful Score: 1
This is a great set of short stories. The Matchmaker makes me laugh outloud every time I read it.
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Helpful Score: 1
This book is composed of three novellas, The Invitation, Matchmakers, and A Perfect Arrangement.
Puddnp avatar reviewed The Invitation (Montgomerys) on + 111 more book reviews
Good storyline and frolicking funny tale! Good simple read!
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not my favorite by her, but a good read.
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Excellent read- as always. Would recommend highly.
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Like Jude Deveraux books, they are all good
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Three good stories in one book.
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Three great stories of independence and love and finding them both. Set in three different eras the 30's, current time and back to the late 1800's
mandi avatar reviewed The Invitation (Montgomerys) on + 45 more book reviews
Great Deveraux book!
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good book read it in one sitting
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A fun "early American" romance
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One of my "keepers". It was a good Deveraux story.
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Jude Deveraux, one of America's most beloved authors of romance brings together three novellas destined to delight her legions of fans with her special brand of whimsy and delicious romance. In The Invitation, beautiful daredevil pilot Jackie O'Neill returns to her hometown to put down roots and maybe even to fall in love again someday. But she never dreams that her wish may be fulfilled by little Billy who is now most definitely a man - handsome, sexy, and rich. In Matchmakers there's a family saying, "You marry the one who can tell the twins apart. " Is that good advice or not for identical twins Mike and Kane Taggert? In A Perfect Arrangement Dorie Lathem proposes to Cole Hunter, ;then calls him an aging gunslinger and a swaggering, hard-jawed, ruthless killer. Can this marriage survive?
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Always a favorite, these short stories are some of her best!
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Jude Deveraux always writes well
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This was fun! The book consists of 3 novellas. I hadn't known Jude Deveaux could be so funny. I was "snorting" in the 2nd novella. Much fun.
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In the three novellas collected here, bestselling romancer Deveraux ( Sweet Liar ) explores some of the limits of the genre she knows so well, indicating she may be as spunky as her heroines. In 1934, Jackie O'Neill returns to her hometown of Chandler, Colo., an accomplished pilot and a lonely widow. Developing her air transport business can keep her happy as a pilot, and her new partner, William Montgomery, promises to make very cozy company--until Jackie realizes he is the same little Billy she babysat for many years ago. In the second story, Kane Taggert, who reluctantly agrees to guide four New York City women on a Colorado trail ride, may be enchanted by Ruth Edwards, a calculatingly charming widow, if only he can make it through the two-week trip without throttling Ruth's friend, bestselling author Cale Anderson. Experiments in shifting perspective and an outrageous soliloquy by Cale give the traditional plot some pizzazz. The last story, a historical piece, finds Dorie Latham enlisting Cole Hunter, "an aging gunslinger with no visible means of support and the beginnings of a paunch," to play husband and help her elude her sister's matchmaking scheme
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William Montgomery (son of Nellie and Jace from Wishes) has always loved Jackie O'Neill. Jackie was his babysitter when he was a child, then left to become an American heroine. Now, Jackie is back, widowed and beautiful, and William loves her as much as ever. Yet the age difference bothers Jackie. How can she sleep with a man she once babysat?!
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These are a family tree series I thought i was awesome and had ro search for some of them and was were it.(Montgomery, Taggert,Worbrooke)(Wishes,Eterntiy,The Tempress,Mountian Laurel)
HAPPY READING
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In the three novellas collected here, bestselling romancer Deveraux ( Sweet Liar ) explores some of the limits of the genre she knows so well, indicating she may be as spunky as her heroines. In 1934, Jackie O\'Neill returns to her hometown of Chandler, Colo., an accomplished pilot and a lonely widow. Developing her air transport business can keep her happy as a pilot, and her new partner, William Montgomery, promises to make very cozy company--until Jackie realizes he is the same little Billy she babysat for many years ago. In the second story, Kane Taggert, who reluctantly agrees to guide four New York City women on a Colorado trail ride, may be enchanted by Ruth Edwards, a calculatingly charming widow, if only he can make it through the two-week trip without throttling Ruth\'s friend, bestselling author Cale Anderson. Experiments in shifting perspective and an outrageous soliloquy by Cale give the traditional plot some pizzazz. The last story, a historical piece, finds Dorie Latham enlisting Cole Hunter, \"an aging gunslinger with no visible means of support and the beginnings of a paunch,\" to play husband and help her elude her sister\'s matchmaking scheme.
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Liked it!
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Jackie O'Neil was a daredevil pilot and a true American heroine..a women so beautiful men stopped int their tracks to watch her walk down the street,her long confident strides eating up the earth. After Years of nonstop excitement -of traveling around the globe in a chaotic rags-to-riches-to-rags whirl with her late husband,Charley-Jackie had returned to Eternity,Colorado,near her hometown of Chandler. She want to put down roots,start a business,maybe someday fall in love again. But she never dreamed that the man who might make all her wishes come true was William Montgomery...little Billy,the lovesick boy who dogged her every step she when she was a teenager...little Billy who was now definitely a man ,handsome ,sexy,rich,and still madly in love with Jackie O'Neill...
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Book Description

Jackie O'Neill was a daredevil pilot and a true American heroine...a woman so beautiful men stopped in their tracks to watch her walk down the street, her long confident strides eating up the earth. After years of nonstop excitement -- of traveling around the globe in a chaotic rags-to-riches-to-rags whirl with her late husband, Charley -- Jackie had returned to Eternity, Colorado, near her hometown of Chandler. She wanted to put down roots, start a business,

maybe someday fall in love again. But she never dreamed that the man who might make all her wishes come true was William Montgomery...little Billy, the lovesick boy who dogged her every step when she was a teenager...little Billy, who was now definitely a man, handsome, sexy, rich, and still madly in love with Jackie O'Neill....
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Jackie O'Neill was a daredevil pilot and a tru American heroine...a woman so bautiful men stopped in their tracks...whimsey combined with romance. Note: The cover is different than pictured though the #s match perfectly.
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My copy has a different cover. Was given to me, didn't read, but have liked others of hers.
nap76 avatar reviewed The Invitation (Montgomerys) on + 124 more book reviews
front cover of my book is different