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Wedding Roulette
Wedding Roulette by Leandra Logan released on Jan 24, 2003 is available now for purchase.
256 pages, Paperback
First published February 1, 2003
About the author
Leandra Logan
64 books6 followersMary Jane Schultz was a writer since childhood. She was thrilled to sell her first young adult romance novel in 1986 as Mary Schultz. Since that time she has written a great number of books for both teenage and adult audiences. Under the pseudonym of Leandra Logan has enjoyed both success and fulfillment writing for Harlequin. Her books routinely make the B. Dalton and Waldenbooks lists. As well, she has been nominated for numerous awards within the industry.
A lifelong resident of Minnesota, she and her family recently moved to the historic town of Stillwater. She looks forward to strolling along the main street, and mingling with the artists and book lovers who frequent the area's quaint shops and eateries. But there are countless tasks to take care of around the new place—the biggest being the yard work! There are rocks to haul, dirt to grade, and seeds to sow! Optimistically, it will give her a lot of time to work out her plots.
A lifelong resident of Minnesota, she and her family recently moved to the historic town of Stillwater. She looks forward to strolling along the main street, and mingling with the artists and book lovers who frequent the area's quaint shops and eateries. But there are countless tasks to take care of around the new place—the biggest being the yard work! There are rocks to haul, dirt to grade, and seeds to sow! Optimistically, it will give her a lot of time to work out her plots.
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June 22, 2023
3.30 Stars
Krista was a feisty and strong heroine, her aunties were fun, troublesome and annoying, I had a good laugh with them but they behaved like a naughty children, and the H was a jerk.
Michael was stupid, he got engaged to the OW very fast, they was together just for 3 months, any normal person could see that she was a party person, that enjoyed life and don't want resposanbility, still he wanted her, when the OW broke off the engagement he went bonkers and wanted to sue the h and her column. He wanted back his fiancée and he was blackmailing the heroine for that, so he can have his worthless fiancée back. He was always saying his woman, his fiancée etc. I dislike when the Hs always says his women, because when they say to the heroine 'you are mine', it meant nothing to me if the OWs are his too, it's like the heroine and the OWs are the same thing, but there are a difference, they always treat their OWs well and treat badly the hs. I don't know why Christa help him to be a substitute fiancée she should get his beloved fiancée back to him, he deserved. It annoyed me the way the aunties was manipulating the situations, I would have wringled their necks if they were my aunties.
I hate that how easily he forgave his mentor and mostly his mentor's wife, the heroine got the brunt of the accusations and put all the blame on her, he said many hurtful and unforgiving things in my opinion, that he should have never met the heroine, that his life would be better without her, that nothing of what happened would happened to him if were are not for the heroine. Really, then he should stick to his former fiancée and his cheating liars and manipulative mentors and good riddance.
I felt that the h's auntie was second best in the love of her paramour, she was a clone of his wife.
Krista was a feisty and strong heroine, her aunties were fun, troublesome and annoying, I had a good laugh with them but they behaved like a naughty children, and the H was a jerk.
Michael was stupid, he got engaged to the OW very fast, they was together just for 3 months, any normal person could see that she was a party person, that enjoyed life and don't want resposanbility, still he wanted her, when the OW broke off the engagement he went bonkers and wanted to sue the h and her column. He wanted back his fiancée and he was blackmailing the heroine for that, so he can have his worthless fiancée back. He was always saying his woman, his fiancée etc. I dislike when the Hs always says his women, because when they say to the heroine 'you are mine', it meant nothing to me if the OWs are his too, it's like the heroine and the OWs are the same thing, but there are a difference, they always treat their OWs well and treat badly the hs. I don't know why Christa help him to be a substitute fiancée she should get his beloved fiancée back to him, he deserved. It annoyed me the way the aunties was manipulating the situations, I would have wringled their necks if they were my aunties.
I hate that how easily he forgave his mentor and mostly his mentor's wife, the heroine got the brunt of the accusations and put all the blame on her, he said many hurtful and unforgiving things in my opinion, that he should have never met the heroine, that his life would be better without her, that nothing of what happened would happened to him if were are not for the heroine. Really, then he should stick to his former fiancée and his cheating liars and manipulative mentors and good riddance.
I felt that the h's auntie was second best in the love of her paramour, she was a clone of his wife.
February 8, 2019
Fun quick read!
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