Hitched! - Jessica Hart Reviews
Description:ISBN 0373207034 / Paperback: 224 pages / Publisher: Harlequin Kiss / Published: 22 Jan 2013
Newest Review: ... her little sister's wedding won't be the only one Frith's planning...? What I thought It's not very often I get chance to ... more
... read adult books nowadays but I have a huge TBR pile and I'm going through it quite randomly at the minute. This one seemed like a quick and easy-going read at only 224 pages.
The protagonist of this book, Frith (I really hated her name) is a busy woman. She's just taken on a huge project which she hopes will make it possible for her to get an amazing job overseas in the not too distant future. She has a plan you see, and doesn't want to stray from it. I loved that Frith was so rigid with her lists and plans because th...more
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About the book Hitched! by Jessica Hart is a romance novel. It was published by Harlequin Kiss on 22nd January and the book is 224 pages long. Synopsis (Taken from Goodreads.com) Planning the most-talked-about wedding of the year is enough to break engineer Frith Taylor out in a cold sweat. She's used to construction sites, not wedding fairs! But estate manager George Challoner's offer of help is one that's too good to resist. George may be the rebel of the prestigious Challoner family, but his insanely good looks are giving Frith wedding fever! Charm personified, he's making her feel things she hasn't dared feel before. Maybe her little sister's ... Read the complete review
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