Wife for Hire, (Paperback)

from drebbles

Maggie Toone has always been a bit of a problem child. Even now, at age 27, she is driving her mother and aunt crazy because she refuses to settle down - both in a relationship and in her job. She has quit her teaching job (which she wasn't all that good at) and wants to write full time. Her late...

from jessicariddoch

this is from janet evanovich befire she wrote the Plum novels. This is a lighthearted comidy romance wihc I am sorry to say just does not quite ring true. The basic prmise is that a man who is requiring a loan hires maggie a teacher who has decided to take time our to write a novel to act as his ...

from bitemeeric

Hank was the town's favorite and most wanted bachelor. In hopes of kicking off his apple buisness, he needed a loan. In order to get the loan, he needed to proove he has settled and down and is responsible. In comes Maggie-an outspoken teacher-turned author form New Jersy, a stiking difference fr...

from JenniferRobb

I prefer Evanovich's Stephanie Plum series to this earlier book, but after reading other reviewer's comments I now see some parallels between her Plum characters and this book. Elsie and Grandma Mazur do have some similarities: both don't always have verbal filters and both have a tendency to car...

from butterflybaby

I'd give this book 3.5 stars. Hank wants to hire a woman to be his wife for 6 months so he can get a loan for his orchard from the bank manager, his father. What Hank didn't expect was Maggie. He was looking for a woman that he could be aloof with and not become attached to. For Hank and Maggie m...