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BOTM 3 – October 2024 – The Bachelor List
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I read this book earlier this year and really liked it. My first Jane Feather book. I went on and enjoyed the other books in the trilogy too. I liked the main characters and the Edwardian setting. I also liked Ms Feather's writing style. I've tried out a few of her other books this year too, although I haven't liked all of them as much as this one. So I won't be joining this BOTM, but the book is a worthy choice, and I hope those of you who do join in will enjoy the read as much as I did.
I love Jane Feather books too! I never read 20 century books, but I'm looking forward to this one, especially since you enjoyed it so much, Jan.
Lauren wrote: "I love Jane Feather books too! I never read 20 century books, but I'm looking forward to this one, especially since you enjoyed it so much, Jan."Hope you enjoy, Lauren :)
I don't have access to this at my library, so I will probably miss this one unless it goes on sale or I find a used copy this month.
Join us in reading this HR that is set in the Twentieth Century. Happy reading!
The Bachelor List by Jane Feather
Synopsis:
In this exhilarating new trilogy from New York Times bestselling author Jane Feather, a trio of spirited sisters secretly run a thriving matchmaking service. But these three good catches of impeccable pedigree have little interest in matrimony themselves—until, one by one, they meet their matches.
Constance Duncan may be the eldest of three sisters, but she has more important things on her mind than finding a husband—for herself, at any rate. Through the Personals services of her popular newspaper, The Mayfair Lady, Constance connects lonely hearts. But her own heart lies in her work, and nothing will distract her from it—until she finds herself irresistibly drawn to a man of disastrously different views. Max Ensor is a politician whose outmoded attitudes outrage her—even as his powerful presence intrigues her. Clearly there is only one thing to do with such an exasperating man: convert him! Little does Constance know that Max has the same plan in mind for her. . . . What follows is a fiercely passionate duel in which two headstrong people discover that, differences or not, sometimes one gender cannot—will not—do without the other.