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| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.60 (587 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00433U26M |
| Format Type | : | |
| Number of Pages | : | 431 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-04-25 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Can the two put aside their differences to save the storeand find their own version of happily-ever-after?. Hensen, an unorthodox and infuriating adventure novelist. Instead of Ms. The dashing D.E. Modern Homemaker--an author sure to multiply the bookstore's gross revenue--Lannie finds herself stuck with D.E. is determined to help Lannie rescue her struggling business, but his outlandish ideas threaten to turn her world upside down. When a simple mistake lands bookstore owner Lannie Maxwell with the wrong author for her book signing, she wonders if her tiny business is destined to fail
LAS Reviewer said Great Read. Lannie has one chance to save her beloved bookstore.Lannie Maxwell has every reason to panic when the wrong author shows up to the book signing she's pinned the future of her beloved bookstore on. Instead of Ms. Modern Homemaker, she ends up with Dexter Hensen, an author of adventure novels that she's never heard of. Lannie appreciat. Clare Revell said 3 teacups from happily ever after reviews A quick read, this story by Ms Briggs focuses on what happens when the wrong author is booked for a book signing. The story moves at a relatively fast pace and is over before you realise. The main characters are fun, well described and full of life. I just wish my local book shop was like this one. Worth reading.. teacups from happily ever after reviews. A quick read, this story by Ms Briggs focuses on what happens when the wrong author is booked for a book signing. The story moves at a relatively fast pace and is over before you realise. The main characters are fun, well described and full of life. I just wish my local book shop was like this one. Worth reading.. "Fun and entertaining!" according to Wendy Davy. I really enjoyed this fun, well-paced story. I empathized with the characters, and the hero, well, I appreciate how his larger than life persona was balanced by a down-to-earth charm. Loved it!