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Hester Waring's Marriage
When Miss Hester Waring found herself destitute and near total starvation, her rescue came from an unlikely source - Mr Tom Dilhorne, an ex-convict and now the richest man in Sydney, who needed a lady for a wife. Hester was undoubtedly a lady...
Hardcover, Large Print
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by Mills & Boon
(first published July 7th 2000)
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Jul 07, 2012
Honour
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Recommends it for:
lovers of Georgette Heyer, good (good!) historical romance and even Austen fans
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This book was my introduction to Paula Marshall's works and let me tell you, when I picked it up I was suffering from a minor wave of disillusion about the entire Historical Romance genre. The reason I had started reading historicals in the first place was because I needed a fix after Georgette Heyer (now don't suggest Austen: her books I finished and refinished before my thirteenth birthday).
Suddenly here this was, a book with a cover, not too different from all other covers of the late 90s' H....more
Suddenly here this was, a book with a cover, not too different from all other covers of the late 90s' H....more
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Everything was going sweet and nice and then it just started to get boring and lots of mr.dillhorne and Mrs.dillhorne got into my nerves.
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I love a Plain Jane story but this was boring.
Very little dialogue.
No chemistry between the H and h.
I love a Plain Jane story but this was boring.
Very little dialogue.
No chemistry between the H and h.
Sweet read.
I liked it, although sometimes I had a wish to skip few pages. I prefer dialoge above all the other scenes: descriptions, thoughts, actions ... Romance just needs some talking ...
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Paula was born in Leicester and grew up in Nottingham. After finishing school, she was employed as a research librarian, and studied for her library examinations after work.
Paula has three children, and when the third started school, she returned to work, beginning a new career as a part-time lecturer in English and general studies. After four years of teaching, it became necessary for her to gai...more
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Paula has three children, and when the third started school, she returned to work, beginning a new career as a part-time lecturer in English and general studies. After four years of teaching, it became necessary for her to gai...more
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