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Happy Endings: A Will and a Way / Loving Jack

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In these classic romances from #1 New York Times bestselling author NORA ROBERTS two couples discover their own way to a happy ending—and a beautiful beginning…

A Will and a Way

She'd inherited $150 million, but all Pandora McVie wants is her uncle back and her infuriating co-beneficiary, Michael Donohue, gone. But that isn't part of the plan—one that isolates them both in a Catskills mansion for six months. Pandora knows it won't be easy living with Michael, but the hardest thing of all might be not falling in love with the man!

Loving Jack

Romance author Jackie "Jack" MacNamara is thrilled when her own fictional brooding hero turns up in person right under her roof! Unfortunately, confirmed bachelor Nathan Powell has no interest in fairy-tale romances. But Jackie is certain that together they can have their happily-ever-after—now all she has to do is convince her stubborn Prince Charming!

496 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published January 1, 1989

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Nora Roberts

1,221 books60.1k followers
Nora Roberts is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of more than 200 novels, including Hideaway, Under Currents, Come Sundown, The Awakening, Legacy, and coming in November 2021 -- The Becoming -- the second book in The Dragon Heart Legacy. She is also the author of the futuristic suspense In Death series written under the pen name J.D. Robb. There are more than 500 million copies of her books in print.

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6 reviews
June 7, 2013
well i hate to say it because i love nora roberts but this book is not all that great. the fist title in this double feature is very good. " a will a way" is interesting to say the least. it has everything from love to hate, attempted murder and eccentric family. easy read. however the second title "loving jack" i found extremely difficult to get into. i almost didn't finish it. i found it to be rather boring for a nora roberts book. i only finished it because i had nothing else to read.
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346 reviews5 followers
September 15, 2017
You know when you have that really cheesy smile from seeing a really good romantic movie? That is the smile that I had on my face through the entire book! Nora Roberts continues to have my utmost respect and admiration for her writing creativity!
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Author 2 books13 followers
January 24, 2019
I am always satisfied with Nora Roberts books. I haven’t found a book yet that I have disliked
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6,161 reviews115 followers
September 10, 2023
Happy Endings: A Will and a Way / Loving Jack by Nora Roberts – This is a really fun collection! It made for a great beach read! Happy Reading!
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371 reviews
June 17, 2014
both books in this collection were published in the late 1980s so they were interesting reads for me because of how dated some aspects of the story were but also because they came so early in roberts career as a writer. I enjoyed the references to feminist thinking and the male characters attempts to adapt to the female characters independence.
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4,084 reviews
November 30, 2014
Two novels published in one edition. I love this kind of reading for vacations. These two were from the late 80's, and the thing I found most jarring was details like emergency communication via telegram. A Will and a Way was two reluctant lovers, plus a bit of a mystery thrown in. Loving Jack was the flighty but bighearted girl and the strait-laced guy.
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13 reviews2 followers
June 19, 2013
This was pretty good, formula Nora Roberts and a good piece of fluff to pass the time. Wasn't my favorite by far, but it was nice to have a few stories to read within the one book. Loving Jack was my fav of the three
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August 4, 2013
It was a good story, like all of Nora Roberts. I lost interest a little bit but that's not because of the book or the writing, just more my interest level in a romance at that time waned. I switched to a thriller instead.
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Author 30 books13 followers
November 8, 2013
A Will and A Way was cute. It's one of those forced proximity stories, the interaction between the two characters was fun but contrived murder plots were too much. In Loving Jack, I enjoyed the writing and her colorful descriptions. I vaguely remember reading this when it first came out in 1989.
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61 reviews2 followers
July 26, 2013
A big fan of Nora Roberts . Predictable and the usual romance. Great beach read....
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24 reviews1 follower
September 16, 2013
Not too bad my first Nora Roberts book could have had a better more fun romantic ending
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