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Three Graces #3
Say Goodnight, Gracie
Practice Makes Perfect...
Grace Sullivan can't seem to do anything right - the first time. Not that her loving parents expect a high-spirited Colorado girl to be a model of decorum, but their beautiful daughter is a walking menace. Balancing a book on her head for a posture-improving promenade just caused her to tumble over the third-floor landing...right on top of Jon Erickson, a brawny gold miner. Leave it to Grace to begin a romance by breaking a leg - his!
Grace Sullivan can't seem to do anything right - the first time. Not that her loving parents expect a high-spirited Colorado girl to be a model of decorum, but their beautiful daughter is a walking menace. Balancing a book on her head for a posture-improving promenade just caused her to tumble over the third-floor landing...right on top of Jon Erickson, a brawny gold miner. Leave it to Grace to begin a romance by breaking a leg - his!
...And She's Found The Perfect Man
There must be a easier way to meet eligible young ladies, even though Jon knows he's never seen a prettier one. But Grace's apologetic parents want him to stay with them while he recovers, and he can't say no. There'll never be a dull moment with a girl like Grace around, and the orphaned little boy she's taken under her wing sure looks like he needs a daddy. Winning her love is worth the risk to life and limb - and convincing her to say yes ought to be pure pleasure...
320 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published January 1, 2004
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April 10, 2018
A great end to the trilogy. I love that Jocks tied the whole trilogy together in an appropriate ending. Grace, to me, is the most endearing of the three sisters, and I loved her story. I loved watching her grow and understand what grace can be. ::sigh:: It's all over, and it was lovely.
August 10, 2020
Lovely Grace.....so prone to accidents. Falling tripping, crashing and breaking into things. I think she is my favourite of the Three Graces. I cringed every time when she was graceless. A lovely HEA and a most enjoyable read. 4☆
November 16, 2016
A beautiful end to a lovely trilogy.
I'm sad the Sullivan girls story has to end. I so enjoyed all three novels. What a delightful surprise they were.
I'm sad the Sullivan girls story has to end. I so enjoyed all three novels. What a delightful surprise they were.
June 20, 2018
Great finish to a fabulous series
March 23, 2017
The ending was pretty awesome. I enjoyed every single book of the trilogy. Thank you! The authors did a wonderful job.
September 30, 2017
Falling for Grace: Three Graces Trilogy, Book 3 is by Yvonne Jocks. This is the last in a three-book series about three young women who are looking for love. Is it possible there is some other-world interference by the mythological three Graces?
Grace Sullivan is the last of the Sullivan sisters to be without a beau. Unless Grace manages to somehow become graceful, no one seems to think she will find that beau. Even as she works to improve her grace, Grace Sullivan remembers that she hadn’t been graceless before they moved to Colorado Springs and the house there. As she is practicing walking with a book on her head, she falls over the banister on the third floor of the house. Meanwhile, the son of an old friend of Mr. Sullivan’s has come to visit. As he is getting ready to leave the offices of Mr. Sullivan, Joe Erickson sees Grace falling and leaps to her rescue. However, as he rescues Grace, his leg is broken. Mr. Sullivan insists he stay here until it is healed. While he is recuperating, Joe finds a secret the house is hiding.
The book is fun to read and Grace does get into some predicaments with her gracelessness. However, the end is not something you see coming.
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Falling for Grace: Three Graces Trilogy, Book 3 is by Yvonne Jocks. This is the last in a three-book series about three young women who are looking for love. Is it possible there is some other-world interference by the mythological three Graces?
Grace Sullivan is the last of the Sullivan sisters to be without a beau. Unless Grace manages to somehow become graceful, no one seems to think she will find that beau. Even as she works to improve her grace, Grace Sullivan remembers that she hadn’t been graceless before they moved to Colorado Springs and the house there. As she is practicing walking with a book on her head, she falls over the banister on the third floor of the house. Meanwhile, the son of an old friend of Mr. Sullivan’s has come to visit. As he is getting ready to leave the offices of Mr. Sullivan, Joe Erickson sees Grace falling and leaps to her rescue. However, as he rescues Grace, his leg is broken. Mr. Sullivan insists he stay here until it is healed. While he is recuperating, Joe finds a secret the house is hiding.
The book is fun to read and Grace does get into some predicaments with her gracelessness. However, the end is not something you see coming.
Grace Sullivan is the last of the Sullivan sisters to be without a beau. Unless Grace manages to somehow become graceful, no one seems to think she will find that beau. Even as she works to improve her grace, Grace Sullivan remembers that she hadn’t been graceless before they moved to Colorado Springs and the house there. As she is practicing walking with a book on her head, she falls over the banister on the third floor of the house. Meanwhile, the son of an old friend of Mr. Sullivan’s has come to visit. As he is getting ready to leave the offices of Mr. Sullivan, Joe Erickson sees Grace falling and leaps to her rescue. However, as he rescues Grace, his leg is broken. Mr. Sullivan insists he stay here until it is healed. While he is recuperating, Joe finds a secret the house is hiding.
The book is fun to read and Grace does get into some predicaments with her gracelessness. However, the end is not something you see coming.
Merged review:
Falling for Grace: Three Graces Trilogy, Book 3 is by Yvonne Jocks. This is the last in a three-book series about three young women who are looking for love. Is it possible there is some other-world interference by the mythological three Graces?
Grace Sullivan is the last of the Sullivan sisters to be without a beau. Unless Grace manages to somehow become graceful, no one seems to think she will find that beau. Even as she works to improve her grace, Grace Sullivan remembers that she hadn’t been graceless before they moved to Colorado Springs and the house there. As she is practicing walking with a book on her head, she falls over the banister on the third floor of the house. Meanwhile, the son of an old friend of Mr. Sullivan’s has come to visit. As he is getting ready to leave the offices of Mr. Sullivan, Joe Erickson sees Grace falling and leaps to her rescue. However, as he rescues Grace, his leg is broken. Mr. Sullivan insists he stay here until it is healed. While he is recuperating, Joe finds a secret the house is hiding.
The book is fun to read and Grace does get into some predicaments with her gracelessness. However, the end is not something you see coming.
August 18, 2016
This is a good conclusion of the trilogy. There is a definite end to all four stories; parents and the three daughters. The adult romantic content is less on this story, which I appreciate. I love how they define grace. I thoroughly enjoyed this book.
December 24, 2015
my favorite of the three.
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