Julie KistlerCritiques

rabck box from bookstogive 11/09; romantic comedy farce. Tripp's mother is dying, and her only wish is to see Tripp married. After bimbos showing up everywhere, he calls up old college pal, Bridget to help bail him out by pretending to be his fiancé. Except dear old dying Mom wants to witness the ceremony, so they haul off to Tahoe for that - trying to keep Bridget's family and real fiancé in the dark. Only that plan backfired, everyone finds out and Mom isn't dying after all - it's all a ruse. So, now their married, and it's not pretend. What to do?

I don't know. The heroine was pretty annoying, and the hero kept wanting to make decisions for her. Not that good...

This is the third and final book in the series, Perfect Timing. This was my least favorite book. I kept thinking it would get better, then I was hoping that I would be at least able to finish it. Many sub characters, but nothing seemed to mesh.

3 seperate stories about bridesmaids who find romance along the way. Very good reading, romantic, humor. Like the first story better than the other two, but worth the read.

Something marvelous and magical happened to Kristina Castleberry when she ignored the Christmas spirit one day in Chicago. The Spirit of Christmas came to Kristina...

Who was sleeping in her bed? Nothing could shock Flannery O'Shea-or so she thought. So wehn she returned home from a trip and found a naked, gorgeous, sexy man sleeping in her bed - she could only stare, openmouthed. Was the luck of the Irish finally coming her way?