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The Summer Bride
The Summer Bride | Anne Gracie
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From the award-winning author of "The Spring Bride" comes the conclusion to the quartet about four sisters, four weddings, and a bride for every season... Fiercely independent Daisy Chance has a dream and it doesn t involve marriage or babies (or being under any man s thumb). Raised in poverty, she has a passion and a talent for making beautiful clothes. Daisy aims to become the finest dressmaker in London. Dashing Irishman Patrick Flynn is wealthy and ambitious, and has entered society to find an aristocratic bride. Instead, he finds himself growing increasingly attracted to the headstrong, clever and outspoken Daisy. She s wrong in every way except the way she sets his heart racing. However, when Flynn proposes marriage, Daisy refuses. She won't give up her hard-won independence. Besides, she doesn't want to join the fine ladies of society she wants to dress them. She might, however, consider becoming Flynn's secret mistress. . . But Flynn wants a wife, not a mistress, and when Flynn sets his heart on something, nothing can stand in his way. . ."
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The Summer Bride | Anne Gracie
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Romance reader drinks at The Temperance Society. Everything about this bar makes me swoon. I ordered a jug of Pimms in honour of Victoria Dahl, the patron scribe of romance reader date nights. 😊 #romantsy #bookandbooze #booksatthebar

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BookThingo @Chachic Come to Sydney! It's not far! 😄 8y
Chachic Hahaha like only 8 hours away. Manila is nearer! 8y
BookThingo @Chachic You can stop over Manila on the way to Sydney? Hehe 8y
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The Summer Bride | Anne Gracie
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A book that will make you feel, but also think. A worthy series finale, featuring a heroine who shines. It's a rare Regency heroine who refuses to be a lady -- Daisy is such a heroine. She meets her match in Flynn, and really, how can you go past a hero who calls the heroine a hedgehog as a sign of his affection? Read the review on the blog: bit.ly/2aSAh7w

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