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Always In My Dreams
(Dennehy Sisters #4)
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The sins of a father...
The youngest daughter of a New York financier, Skye Dennehy didn't run from danger; instead, she embraced it. And now her powerful father had asked her to spy on a reclusive inventor whose latest creation could change the world.
The passions of a daughter...
Skye didn't count on an obstacle that was large, unmoveable... and irresistible. His name was W ...more
The youngest daughter of a New York financier, Skye Dennehy didn't run from danger; instead, she embraced it. And now her powerful father had asked her to spy on a reclusive inventor whose latest creation could change the world.
The passions of a daughter...
Skye didn't count on an obstacle that was large, unmoveable... and irresistible. His name was W ...more
Paperback, 448 pages
Published
November 1st 2004
by Zebra
(first published June 1st 1995)
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Loved this entire series. Wish she would do a Christmas ebook with all the sisters, spouses and numerous kids. Of course Jay Mac and Moira would have to be there. That would be such a kick.
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A much more coherent plot than the previous book, but the romance was imo appalling. After a week they are forced into marriage, and for some reason she capitulates despite saying only moments before she wasn't going to marry him or anyone (it made no sense at all). And then things happen, declarations of love, supposed HEA. The mystery worked much better than the actual relationship here, but it wasn't enough to make up for the problems I had. Honestly by this point in the series had this been
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New York Financier Jay Mac Worth has asked his youngest daughter, Skye Dennehy, to spy on a reclusive Inventor he has bankrolled. In order to get into the house, Skye answers Jonathan Parnell's advertisement for a housekeeper. While giving the maids their orders and inventorying supplies, Skye tries to get a peak at Parnell's latest invention. But to do that she must get rid of Parnell's assistant, Walker Caine, who is keeping close tabs on the new housekeeper.
Skye is the youngest Dennehy sister ...more
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Not as good as first three in series.
The fourth book in the series is about Mary Schyler (Skye), the youngest Dennehy sister. Taking a job as housekeeper to an inventor at the request of her father in order to spy for him, she meets Walker Caid. Walker is there to protect the inventor who has had death threats and he does not trust Skye one bit.
Compared to the first three books I did not like it as much. The plot seemed far fetched and tame. I can understand that the author needed a completely d ...more
The fourth book in the series is about Mary Schyler (Skye), the youngest Dennehy sister. Taking a job as housekeeper to an inventor at the request of her father in order to spy for him, she meets Walker Caid. Walker is there to protect the inventor who has had death threats and he does not trust Skye one bit.
Compared to the first three books I did not like it as much. The plot seemed far fetched and tame. I can understand that the author needed a completely d ...more
Fun Laughter and adventure
Good story, well written and a fun read. Great characters and a good plot. I loved this book and so will you.
Good story, well written and a fun read. Great characters and a good plot. I loved this book and so will you.
It’s finally the youngest sister gets her time in the spot light. Skye is an adventurous young lady filled with sass and spirit. One thing she doesn’t want is a husband. She is wary that her dad, Jay Mac, is up to his old tricks when he asks a favor of Skye. While doing this favor Skye encounters ghosts, an uptight cook, a new friend, lost treasures, secret passages, and not one but two eligible bachelors. To her surprise, she finds herself attracted to a man and all that comes with a new romanc
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Just finished the 4th book in the series and loved it!!! Skye has always wanted adventure she was different from her sisters when it came to learning!!! Walker was a man looking over his shoulders as someone wants revenge on him. These two are thrown together in this Ghostly mystery!!! Jay Mac wants Skye to spy for him at inventor Jonathan Parnells home, he has invested a lot of money and thinks he might be played!!! Skye secures the housekeepers position but Walker doesn't like it cause he's ke
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1.5
Well, this book had more potential in the beginning, and then I started to lose interest. Walker was great. I liked his character quite a bit. Skye on the other hand started out interesting, but about halfway through she started to get annoying.
I was hoping for more. I liked Goodman' s writing style better in other books. Too bad this one wasn't better. ...more
Well, this book had more potential in the beginning, and then I started to lose interest. Walker was great. I liked his character quite a bit. Skye on the other hand started out interesting, but about halfway through she started to get annoying.
I was hoping for more. I liked Goodman' s writing style better in other books. Too bad this one wasn't better. ...more
Read for March Irish challenge. Set in 1881 New York. This a setting I'm not overly fond of for some unknown reason. The 4th book in the Dennehy Sisters series by Jo Goodman.
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4th book in a series. The story about Skye and Walker Caide was interesting. There was a mystery and some action. The ending was a bit absurd but it was quite well written with a good plot.
Vry enjybl mystry w/Skye wrkg as hskpr, meets bdygrd Walkr, srch for invntn, treasr, murdrer. Nice mix of ppl, settg
Started out well. The first half kept me going, then the pacing slowed considerably. Add some senseless filler, and I found the ending/epilogue a little too preposterous.
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