In this captivating romance about the inimitable Duncan sisters and their clandestine matchmaking service, a handsome new client throws youngest...
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Nov 06, 2011
Brianne
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I am a total sucker for matchmaking in Romance novels, so this book was a no-brainer for me, and overall I really enjoyed it. I loved the main character, Chastity, and her two sisters. While I would have liked to see a little sisterly friction on the realism aspect, I was definitely jealous of how well they got along and all of their in-jokes. And I loved Chastity's wit and the way she played off of the people around her.
Douglas too is a great hero. Even while Chastity was strugglin More...
Douglas too is a great hero. Even while Chastity was strugglin More...
Jan 22, 2011
Joanne
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Apparently, I did not know of this trilogy, so I just finished the last book. I enjoyed it very much and look forward to reading the first 2 of the tril.
Three sister's have a private business of being matchmakers. In this last bk, Chastity the younger of the 3 sisters, sat talking to Dr Douglas Farrell's distressingly unromantic requirements for a wife. Of couse Chastity is wearing a veil and speaking with a French accent so she is not found out. Bad accent to be sure and Dr. Farrel More...
Three sister's have a private business of being matchmakers. In this last bk, Chastity the younger of the 3 sisters, sat talking to Dr Douglas Farrell's distressingly unromantic requirements for a wife. Of couse Chastity is wearing a veil and speaking with a French accent so she is not found out. Bad accent to be sure and Dr. Farrel More...
Nov 24, 2011
Elle
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Chastity and her two sisters, to deal with their family's crumbling finances, have taken to publishing a broadsheet--and taking on clients as matchmakers. Chas meets Douglas, who wants to be a client, in disguise to protect her identity, and is infuriated to learn that his only criteria for a wife are that she be wealthy and socially connected, to help him establish a lucrative physicians' practice. No need for the woman to be otherwise appealing, since he has no desire for a caring relationshi
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Mar 10, 2011
Jeanne
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Last? in a series of which I don't think I've read any others. First impressions, misperceptions, false fronts, rethinking what one really wants, and finding it.
Chastity meets Douglas when he hires her to find him a wife. Except he doesn't know who she is and he doesn't share what he's really about. She doesn't like him, but is thrown together with him due to her business. She finds him exactly what he asks for, but he changes his mind. He wants her. And she wants him. Of course More...
Chastity meets Douglas when he hires her to find him a wife. Except he doesn't know who she is and he doesn't share what he's really about. She doesn't like him, but is thrown together with him due to her business. She finds him exactly what he asks for, but he changes his mind. He wants her. And she wants him. Of course More...
Sep 27, 2010
Judith
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I would never have believed that Jane Feather wrote this book. I have enjoyed many of her novels in the past so I was surprised by how disappointing this book turned out to be. It is very tough to like either of the characters and it drags along all the way through to the very end. I kept expecting something noteworthy to happen that just didn't. It was a story with possibilities that just petered out. It wasn't a horrible story just a very dull one. It didn't even seem to have the same tone of
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Nov 13, 2011
Gail
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The last sister in the Duncan sisters’ trilogy. The Mayfair Lady is going to find a wife for Dr. Douglas Farrell—he wants a rich wife who won’t bother him but will provide funds and aid his society practice. He wants the money to support his clinic in the slums, but doesn’t tell Chastity (in disguise), because he assumes she’s like the fiancée who jilted him. Lots of misconceptions and sparks flying, he starts falling for Chastity. Then he finds out She’s the Mayfair Lady. Good read.
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Oct 30, 2010
Rebecca
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Interesting, but not nearly as good as the first two novels in the series. This time the husband bagged is not an aristocrat, which is a nice change for once.
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http://www.epinions.com/content_18487742... -- The Wedding Game
Dec 22, 2009
Sherry
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This was a nice close to the trilogy, but the hero never acckowledged her paper involvement and therefore was somewhat unbelievable. I like both characters very much but just couldn't believe that it took both so long to "figure it out".
Jun 13, 2011
Sarah
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Matchmaking Chastity falls for a do-good doctor seeking a wealthy wife. There was a lot more story in this than is typical in these romances. It was quite impressive, actually, but it turns out that the average amount of story is perfect for me.
Jan 14, 2012
Readitnweep
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Jane Feather is a good writer, and there were parts of this I enjoyed. The characters were engaging. But the idea of these women running a match-making company is too much of a stretch for me and rather hooky.
Nov 22, 2010
penelopewanders
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Read the first two eons ago, needed a bit of levity just now.
Nice break, much lighter than many of Feather's books. Predictable but fun.
Nice break, much lighter than many of Feather's books. Predictable but fun.
Jun 12, 2010
Becky
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I love this book this is the first of the series I read and I am interested and reading the previous ones I just don't have them yet.
Feb 25, 2011
Mona
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Great book. Now I need to go back and read the first two in the series since this one was so good.
Feb 26, 2009
Marian
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The third book in the Mayfair Lady trilogy.
This one is very different with a view of the poverty of the time in early 20th century London.
The youngest Duncan, Chastity has been asked to find a 'rich' wife for a young Doctor and there is a lot of humor as the sisters try to match him up with the wrong woman. Chastity, of course, doesn't have the money to help him in his career but she's the one he's looking at.
Another book with deliciously humorous scenes with More...
This one is very different with a view of the poverty of the time in early 20th century London.
The youngest Duncan, Chastity has been asked to find a 'rich' wife for a young Doctor and there is a lot of humor as the sisters try to match him up with the wrong woman. Chastity, of course, doesn't have the money to help him in his career but she's the one he's looking at.
Another book with deliciously humorous scenes with More...
Nov 10, 2010
Keri
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I liked Chas and Douglas's story and thought they made a good couple. I wish there would have been a bit more of a tie up on how Douglas's practice was going to be handled. As well as, how or why The Mayfair Lady should continue, since the reasons for keeping it going no longer applied.
Sep 14, 2008
Patty
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This was not my first book by Jane Feather and I am sure it won't be my last. Her books have good heroines, good-looking heroes and all the requisite steps of a romance book. I thought that the final resolution happened pretty easily, but that was all was that I expected.
Jan 09, 2012
Emily
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I liked this story of of the three of the series the best. Nice story line. Much better than the first two books.
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