The Wedding Planner (Harlequin American Romance, 810)

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Summary: Plan to stay up all night reading The Wedding Planner
Review: From the first page to the last, The Wedding Planner is Millie Criswell in top form. Her characters are engaging, her plot is fast-moving. I can't wait to read The Marrying Man!

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Summary: Plan to stay up all night reading The Wedding Planner
Review: From the first page to the last, The Wedding Planner is Millie Criswell in top form. Her characters are engaging, her plot is fast-moving. I can't wait to read The Marrying Man!

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Summary: Fun Book to Read
Review: I really enjoyed this book. The main man needs to get married and decides to hire a wedding planner before he even has a prospective bride! He eventually decides the wedding planner would do as his bride but she is not that easy to persuade. The man is smart about business but clueless about women especially due to the influence of his womanizing father.
There is also a book about one of the hero's ancestors called "The Marrying Man" which is an entertaining read.



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Summary: Funny and poignant
Review: Millie Crisswell's books have always kept me entertained. The Wedding Planner is very humorous, but also very poignant. This is a book to curl up in front of the fire with--or to read on the beach--or in the bathtub!

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Summary: Funny and poignant
Review: Millie Crisswell's books have always kept me entertained. The Wedding Planner is very humorous, but also very poignant. This is a book to curl up in front of the fire with--or to read on the beach--or in the bathtub!

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Summary: Millie Criswell Does It Again
Review: Millie Criswell's newest book, THE WEDDING PLANNER, was terrific, a wonderful blend of humor and emotion that is fast becoming Millie's trademark. Well done.

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Summary: A Fabulous Reading Experience!
Review: This is the first Millie Criswell book I have read, but it certainly won't be the last. I absolutely loved THE WEDDING PLANNER. Ms. Criswell has a flair for humor and her characters were so real to me they seemed to jump off the page. There is a tie in book coming out in April called THE MARRYING MAN, and I'm not going to miss it.