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When her cousin's wedding is almost ruined by cop Logan Doyle, who reveals a shocking secret that shatters all of their lives, librarian Megan West sets off on a quest to make sense of the revelations, accompanied by Logan.Tags
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This was a reasonably good read. I'm giving it two stars mostly because after I was most of the way through it, I realized that I had read it before and hadn't remembered it. But the characters were not dysfunctional and unlikeable, quite the opposite. And the biggest problem I had with the plot was a weird side trip to a small town of "likeable" kidnappers and extortionists. I think it was supposed to be played for laughs, but I didn't think it was funny, just weird. But the main characters were nice people who made sense, and the happy ending was well earned.
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- Canonical title
- Luck Be a Lady
- Original publication date
- 2010-10-05
- People/Characters
- Megan West; Logan Doyle
- Dedication
- This book is dedicated to Donna Jean Simon, a dear friend who has become family. I couldn't have completed this project without you stepping in and keeping me sane. You went way above and beyond and I appreciate it more than ... (show all)I can say.
Special thanks go to Cathy Yarmoski, Head of the Literature Unit at the Harold Washington Library Center, Chicago Public Library. You patiently answered my many dorky questions with concise answers and information. Thanks also to my local librarians Susan Gibberman, Head of Reader Services, Schaumburg Township District Library; Karen Toonen and Kathleen Longacre from the Naperville Public Library; Dianne Harmon, Associate Director for Public Services, Joliet Library; Fran Gilles, Reference Librarian, Helen Plum Library, Lombard; the gang at Lisle Public Library and the librarians and library students on my Facebook page.
As always and with much love, thanks to the Chilibabes -- Susan Elizabeth Phillips, Lindsay Longford, Suzette Vann and Margaret Watson for your brainstorming wisdom and friendship. Ditto for Jennifer Greene and Julie Wachowski, who will never acknowledge how good they really are no matter how many times I tell them. A special hug goes to Jayne Ann Krentz, who has been there for me year after year. Thank you, dear friends.
Thanks to the Berkley team starting with my editor extraordinaire, Cindy Hwang; as well as Leis Pederson; my publicist, Kathryn Tumen; and Dominique Jenkins (we'll always have ALA, Dominique!). My agent, Annelise Robey, already knows how much I treasure her.
Last but never least, a huge thanks to my readers who have supported me over the years -- none of this would be possible without you. - First words
- It was the perfect day for a wedding.
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- Rating
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- Languages
- English
- Media
- Paper, Ebook
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