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Part of her Matchmaker trilogy. But you don't need to read the others to understand what is going on in this one.
D. S. F. (Dodie) reviewed The Rascal (Morrow Creek, Bk 3) (Harlequin Historical, No 825) on + 139 more book reviews
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Book 3 of The Matchmaker trilogy. Story of three Crabtree sisters who are set up by a matchmaker: "The Rascal" cute and funny early west love story of oldest sister, Grace Crabtree, a suffragette and saloon owner, Jack Murphy who is hiding from his past. Entertaining, light and easy read.
Sherri B. (SherriB61) reviewed The Rascal (Morrow Creek, Bk 3) (Harlequin Historical, No 825) on + 89 more book reviews
This is the third in her trilogy set in the Arizona territories in the 1880's. The Crabtree family are free thinkers, and Grace is the freest of all being the town leader of the women suffragist. She has lead many campaigns to shut down Jack Murphy, the local saloon owner, but when she finds herself taking care of the same saloon owner her heart ends up deeply involved. Jack wants his building all to himself to add upstairs lodging, and to rid himself of the aggravating women's meetings but finds he can't stop thinking about Grace Crabtee.
A P. (lolagranola) reviewed The Rascal (Morrow Creek, Bk 3) (Harlequin Historical, No 825) on + 48 more book reviews
A lot of fun!
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Grace Crabtree has no need of a man. Except Morrow Creek's reprobate saloon keeper, Jack Murphy, keeps getting in her way. She's bewildered as to why she can't stop thinking about his infuriatingly handsome face. So Grace will use her feminine charms to reform him--once she works out exactly what feminine charms are!
Jack's determined to find Grace a husband who'll keep her under control. But looking around the town, no man seems quite worthy of this spiky, tempting, glorious woman. So maybe he'll just have to settle her hash himself.
Jack's determined to find Grace a husband who'll keep her under control. But looking around the town, no man seems quite worthy of this spiky, tempting, glorious woman. So maybe he'll just have to settle her hash himself.
Courtney H. (kourtnie17) reviewed The Rascal (Morrow Creek, Bk 3) (Harlequin Historical, No 825) on + 156 more book reviews
Grace Crabtree has no need of a man. Except Morrow Creek's reprobate saloon keeper, Jack Murphy, keeps getting in her way. She's bewildered as to why she can't stop thinking about his infuriatingly handsome face. So Grace will use her feminine charms to reform him--once she works out exactly what feminine charms are!
Jack's determined to find Grace a husband who'll keep her under control. But looking around the town, no man seems quite worthy of this spiky, tempting, glorious woman. So maybe he'll just have to settle her hash himself.
Jack's determined to find Grace a husband who'll keep her under control. But looking around the town, no man seems quite worthy of this spiky, tempting, glorious woman. So maybe he'll just have to settle her hash himself.
Angela S. (boringgirl) reviewed The Rascal (Morrow Creek, Bk 3) (Harlequin Historical, No 825) on + 302 more book reviews
historical novel - funny and delightful!
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Grace Crabtree has no need of a man. Except Morrow Creek's reprobate saloon keeper, Jack Murphy, keeps getting in her way. She's bewildered as to why she can't stop thinking about his infuriatingly handsome face. So Grace will use her feminine charms to reform him - once she works out exactly what feminine charms are!
Jack's determined to find Grace a husband that can keep her under control. But looking around town, no man seems quite worthy of this spiky, tempting, glorious woman. So maybe he'll just have to settle her hash himself...
back cover:
Grace Crabtree has no need of a man. Except Morrow Creek's reprobate saloon keeper, Jack Murphy, keeps getting in her way. She's bewildered as to why she can't stop thinking about his infuriatingly handsome face. So Grace will use her feminine charms to reform him - once she works out exactly what feminine charms are!
Jack's determined to find Grace a husband that can keep her under control. But looking around town, no man seems quite worthy of this spiky, tempting, glorious woman. So maybe he'll just have to settle her hash himself...
Connie M. reviewed The Rascal (Morrow Creek, Bk 3) (Harlequin Historical, No 825) on + 18 more book reviews
Grace Crabtree has no need of a man. Except Morrow Creek's reprobate saloon keeper, Jack Murphy, keeps getting in her way. She's bewildered as to why she can't stop thinking about his infuriatingly handsome face. So Grace will use her feminine charms to reform him-once she works out exactly what feminine charms are!
Jack's determined to find Grace a husband who'll keep her under control. But looking around the town, no man seems quite worthy of this spiky, tempting, glorious woman. So maybe he'll just have to settle her hash himself....
Jack's determined to find Grace a husband who'll keep her under control. But looking around the town, no man seems quite worthy of this spiky, tempting, glorious woman. So maybe he'll just have to settle her hash himself....
