Kathleen L. (InspWVreader) reviewed A Fabulous Wife (Forty & Fabulous, Bk 1) (Harlequin American Romance, No 1077) on + 56 more book reviews
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This is Maggie's story.
Three best friends find the loves of their lives when they hit the big Four-Oh! Great reads, all, but read them in order if you can!
Bk 2 is: A Fabulous Husband (BJ's story)
Bk 3 is: A Fabulous Wedding (Dixie's story)
All by Dianne Castell
Three best friends find the loves of their lives when they hit the big Four-Oh! Great reads, all, but read them in order if you can!
Bk 2 is: A Fabulous Husband (BJ's story)
Bk 3 is: A Fabulous Wedding (Dixie's story)
All by Dianne Castell
Kari P. (bookgal) reviewed A Fabulous Wife (Forty & Fabulous, Bk 1) (Harlequin American Romance, No 1077) on + 45 more book reviews
I really wanted to love this book because it's in my age group and I adore old flame romance stories. However I thought it was a bit boring due to the endless fighting between the hero and heroine about her ranch and how she was going to solve a mystery without his help. Since he is a cop he wanted to take over. Also, I thought the friends were too overbearing and flaky. I haven't seen a single review less than the highest rating at several reader review sites so take mine with a grain of salt. It feels like I must have read a different book.
Marsha S. (Chycole) reviewed A Fabulous Wife (Forty & Fabulous, Bk 1) (Harlequin American Romance, No 1077) on + 479 more book reviews
As a Chicago cop, staring down a gun barrel had never fazed Jake Dawson. But his being in constant danger was his wife's undoing. About a decade was all Maggie could handle before she left him for the safety of a Montana rancher's life. Now Jack's going to visit her, and he's accepted the fact that after his son's graduation ceremony he'll turn around and go home--alone.
At least, that's the plan until Jack sees his ex. Never one to be predictable, Maggie is not just thirteen years older since their divorce, she's better--more of a knockout than ever. And Jack wouldn't say no to having fabulous Maggie as his wife all over again.
But what about those differences? Will they matter the second time around?
At least, that's the plan until Jack sees his ex. Never one to be predictable, Maggie is not just thirteen years older since their divorce, she's better--more of a knockout than ever. And Jack wouldn't say no to having fabulous Maggie as his wife all over again.
But what about those differences? Will they matter the second time around?
