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| − | + | * "Something Borrowed, Something True" in the anthology [[Spring Brides]] | |
| − | * "Marriage at Morrow Creek" in the anthology [[Hallowe'en Husbands]] | + | * "Marriage at Morrow Creek" in the anthology [[Hallowe'en Husbands]] |
== Reviews == | == Reviews == | ||
Revision as of 17:12, 28 September 2011
- Author: Lisa Plumley
- Publisher: Harlequin Historical
- Year: 2003
Book Description
Someone was matching up men and women all over town—and tarnation! It had to stop!
Marcus Copeland had been elected to "investigate" the most likely suspect. But he didn't have time to romance any secrets out of the unconventional Molly Crabtree. He had a lumber mill to run. And besides, this buxom, beautiful baker was proving to be one tough cookie!
Coming from a family of freethinkers, Molly Crabtree knew she'd be a success if only someone would take her seriously. But who'd ever have thought it would be the arrogant Marcus Copeland? And was his proposition strictly business—or secret pleasure?
Only the matchmaker knew for sure...!
Related Books
- The Honor-Bound Gambler
- Wanton in the West
- The Bride Raffle
- Mail-Order Groom
- The Rascal
- The Scoundrel
- The Matchmaker
- "Something Borrowed, Something True" in the anthology Spring Brides
- "Marriage at Morrow Creek" in the anthology Hallowe'en Husbands
Reviews
- "The Matchmaker is by far the funniest historical I have ever read. Ms. Plumley delivers wonderful comedic timing which will have readers laughing throughout most of the book. This is another keeper by Lisa Plumley!" —A Romance Review
- "Four stars! An entertainingly light romance with just a pinch of humor." —Romantic Times BOOKreviews
- "Ms. Plumley has created another enjoyable, lighthearted read filled with charming characters, a sassy love story and laugh-out-loud antics. The Matchmaker, as creative and unique as Molly's cinnamon buns, will satisfy your sweet-tooth. It is a winner!" —Old Book Barn Gazette
- "Lisa Plumley's voice shines whether she's writing contemporary or historical romance and she proves it again with her delightful new release, The Matchmaker. Her characters are marvelous, her pacing is fast and breezy, and her situations sparkle and are often laugh out loud funny." —Bookloons
- "Ms Plumley's talent shows as she pens extremely descriptive situations. If you enjoy light, humorous writing, The Matchmaker is the story for you!" —Rendezvous
Translations/Other Editions
- The Matchmaker (Mills and Boon) UK edition
