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How to Treat a Lady (Talisman Ring #3)
by
Karen Hawkins (Goodreads Author)
Everyone knows that all the members of the St. John family are destined for greatness - all, that is, except the rebellious Chase St. John. Then, as the fates would have it, a lifetime of drinking, gambling and womanising catches up and leads him to a fateful incident which changes his life. Harriet Ward, on the other hand, has always felt the weight of responsibility cari...more
Paperback, 384 pages
Published
November 25th 2003
by Avon
(first published January 1st 2003)
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Harriet is the best. Enough said. Loving this series and I love how I always read them out of order. Oh well. This one was pretty adorable and addicting. Good spin on the well used amnesia plotline -oh, and I really enjoyed Harriet's mother and four siblings. They cracked me up. Along with Chase's brothers when they finally tracked him down.
This book reminded me just why I like Karen Hawkins and her writing so much.
This book reminded me just why I like Karen Hawkins and her writing so much.
I wonder if there is really such a ring. This is the first book from Karen Hawkins and I must say that it is a good read. Romance, magic and with a little bit of old England, it captured my interest especially when the characters and the story is so easy to love. I'm currently looking for the other books from this series. Hope they're available in the Phils.
A light, quick, happy romance. Especially endearing was the Harriet's irrepressible family.
Karen Hawkins zur Hirnberuhigung ;)
A fun read.
Regency
01/13/12
Aug 11, 2011
Lady Lioness
marked it as keepers
Den Cabinets,ARC
This is Chase St. John's story and the third in the series. As I began each of these first three books and got the gist of the story, I couldn't help myself. I smiled. On beginning Chase's story my smile turned into a chuckle and I chuckled until the end. I seemed to know what was coming next and how it would end and I chuckled. I am back to smiling now. It was a fun read and I think you will enjoy it...thumbs up on this series.
Another good book in the saga of the St. John brothers by Karen Hawkins. Chase St. John needs a place to escape his demons and Harriet Ward needs a fake fiance. Right place at the right time for Chase and a love story begins. Worth a read, not as adventure or mystery packed as others in the Talisman Ring series but with a satisfying ending. I can't wait for Devon's story.
I never really got into this book enough to enjoy it.
Okay regency, but not nearly as good as the previous two books in the series. Neither hero or heroine had my sympathies and I found it hard to stay interested. Hopefully the next two will be better. 3/5
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Not as good as the first two in the series. I liked the characters and the story, but it dragged in the middle. 3 1/2 stars.
Here as a ring, amusing read. Nice little snack of a book, a few laughs, nothing weighty.
that was really good.I should re-read it now that I think about it......more
Oct 19, 2011
Lindy
marked it as did-not-finish-skimmed-to-end
Cute, but not my favorite book by this talented author.
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Karen Hawkins is an award winning New York Times and USA Today best selling author of historical and contemporary romance. She writes full time from her home in Florida while consuming copious quantities of Diet Coke and surrounded by two very large rescue dogs and one very cranky rescue cat.
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