Marry Me, Kate (Silhouette Romance, 1344)

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Summary: A sure-fire, guaranteed heart-pleaser!
Review: One very run-down diner and three beautiful, independent sisters. Sounds like the makings for a perfect romance, doesn't it? Beloved romance author Judy Christenberry sets hearts aflutter again with her new "Lucky Charm Sisters" series by Silhouette. In her vivacious style, Christenberry acquaints her readers with the plucky O'Connor sisters and the tiny converted-trolley car/diner, called The Lucky Charm, that binds their lives together. In the first edition, "Marry Me, Kate," (Silhouette, Jan.) Kate O'Connor (the red-headed eldest sister) is desperately trying to revive her late father's luck at The Lucky Charm diner by converting it into a catering business. Only one problem stands in the way of her dreams: money. Desperate, she appeals to wealthy socialite businessman Wil Hardison for assistance in the form of a business grant. But Wil has a better idea. All Kate has to do is marry him, in name only, for one year, and he will make sure her business is a success. Sounds like a great deal on paper. But what happens if one of them should happen to fall in love? The "Lucky Charm Sisters" are a charmingly delightful series from a delightfully charming author, and one of my favorite people. Judy Christenberry's romances are sure-fire, guaranteed heart-pleasers.

Rating:
Summary: A sure-fire, guaranteed heart-pleaser!
Review: One very run-down diner and three beautiful, independent sisters. Sounds like the makings for a perfect romance, doesn't it? Beloved romance author Judy Christenberry sets hearts aflutter again with her new "Lucky Charm Sisters" series by Silhouette. In her vivacious style, Christenberry acquaints her readers with the plucky O'Connor sisters and the tiny converted-trolley car/diner, called The Lucky Charm, that binds their lives together. In the first edition, "Marry Me, Kate," (Silhouette, Jan.) Kate O'Connor (the red-headed eldest sister) is desperately trying to revive her late father's luck at The Lucky Charm diner by converting it into a catering business. Only one problem stands in the way of her dreams: money. Desperate, she appeals to wealthy socialite businessman Wil Hardison for assistance in the form of a business grant. But Wil has a better idea. All Kate has to do is marry him, in name only, for one year, and he will make sure her business is a success. Sounds like a great deal on paper. But what happens if one of them should happen to fall in love? The "Lucky Charm Sisters" are a charmingly delightful series from a delightfully charming author, and one of my favorite people. Judy Christenberry's romances are sure-fire, guaranteed heart-pleasers.