A Wedding In The Family (Harlequin comics)
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| Rating | : | 4.21 (738 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00HK270ZE |
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| Number of Pages | : | 513 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-08-23 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
“There must be some reason why I'm always hated by everyone” One day, her younger sister suddenly elopes with a cowboy! Ordered by her Aunt to bring her younger sister back, Lillian heads off by herself to Texas. Waiting to pick her at the airport is Rye, the older brother of her sister's lover. However, for some reason, her aunt has always ignored her, favoring her rambunctious younger sister. Although he has a charm not found in New York men, why does he have a prejudice that all city girls are stuck up and flamboyant?. Raised under her millionaire aunt, a young Woman named Lillian has grown up in high society
Avid Reader said Sweet and Enchanting. Susan Fox is a wonderful writer whose stories are heartwrenching and heartwarming. I love the way she explores the emotions of the characters which touches my heart. Here, two tormented souls found peace and happiness through misunderstanding and understanding.Rye Parrish and Lillian Renard came from totally different backgrounds. He was a wealthy, rugged Texas rancher while she was a rich, dainty and refined NY socialite but they both suffer from the same pains and hurts -. Stop the Wedding. Ok, you know by now to get the tissue.Lillian Lenard is class but unloved by her despot grandmother, and Rocky (Rachel) her younger sister is loved unconditionally. Lillian thinks something is wrong with her, but will do almost anything to please her unloving grandmother.Rye Parrish hates her on site. Rye's a mother who was a rich Dallas socity woman, his father when Chad Ryes brother was just a baby, even though Rye found his mother slapping Chad when he was just two Rye m. Best Book I Ever Read - Powerful, Sweet Love Story I simply love the way the characters fall in love, and can't seem to resist each other. Both come from troubled childhoods, and bond in a powerful way because they are truly kindred spirits. The female character has thirsted for friendship, let alone love, and has always thought there was something about herself that kept others from liking, let alone, loving her. But Rye finds her irresistable despite himself, and his totally misplaced and incorrect misconceptions about he