Nora F. (anglophile) reviewed Love, By George (You, Me & the Kids) (Harlequin Superromance, No 1434) on + 15 more book reviews
How could I not read a book about a Great Dane??? Loved it! And if you've ever owned one, you understand the fun of living with one! And, the romance part of the book was good, too!
This is a very light read book. A story line that was relaxing wiith no great challenges. For any one who has ever owned a great dane, they will find it definately a familiar scene. I personally have been an owner and admirer of danes for many years so the book touched a tender spot for me. A definate read for any body who has a soft spot for romance and of course a grear dane. I give it a five star rating.
Marsha S. (Chycole) reviewed Love, By George (You, Me & the Kids) (Harlequin Superromance, No 1434) on + 479 more book reviews
George was last seen escaping from the home of his recently divorced owner, restauranteur Brad Ralston. He wasn't wearing a leash and had a mischievous glint in his eye and is probably headed for Paws Spa, where single mom Kara Williams can be found grooming dogs and nursing her old crush on Brad.
Canine suspect is unarmed, but has an agenda--possible recognizing two of his favorite humans, Brad and Kara, are so busy protecting their wounds from past hurts they can't see what's plainly under George's nose. If you see this dog, please do not report him immediately. He's got matchmaking to do.
Canine suspect is unarmed, but has an agenda--possible recognizing two of his favorite humans, Brad and Kara, are so busy protecting their wounds from past hurts they can't see what's plainly under George's nose. If you see this dog, please do not report him immediately. He's got matchmaking to do.
Kaye M. (kayefire) - , reviewed Love, By George (You, Me & the Kids) (Harlequin Superromance, No 1434) on + 40 more book reviews
From the back cover: "Missing Dog Report: Name - George; Breed - Harlequin Great Dane; Identifying Traits: One blue eye, one brown eye,...and a propensity for trouble!
George was last seen escaping from the home of his recently divorced owner, restaurateur Brad Ralston. He wasn't wearing a leash and had a mischevious glint in his eye is probably headed for Paws Spa, where single mom Kara Williams can be found grooming dogs and nursing her old crush on Brad.
Canine suspect is unarmed, but has an agenda--possibly recognizing two of his favorite humans, Brad and Kara, are so busy protecting their wounds from past hurts they can't see what's plainly under George's nose. If see this dog, please do not report him immediately. He's got matchmaking to do."
George was last seen escaping from the home of his recently divorced owner, restaurateur Brad Ralston. He wasn't wearing a leash and had a mischevious glint in his eye is probably headed for Paws Spa, where single mom Kara Williams can be found grooming dogs and nursing her old crush on Brad.
Canine suspect is unarmed, but has an agenda--possibly recognizing two of his favorite humans, Brad and Kara, are so busy protecting their wounds from past hurts they can't see what's plainly under George's nose. If see this dog, please do not report him immediately. He's got matchmaking to do."
