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It's a Wonderful Wife

It's a Wonderful Wife, September 2015
by Janet Chapman

Jove
Featuring: Jesse Sinclair; Cadi Glace
ISBN: 0515155152
EAN: 9780515155150
Kindle: B00SI02F1G
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"Witty, charming characters, and enchanting romance!"

Fresh Fiction Review

It's a Wonderful Wife
Janet Chapman

Reviewed by Miranda Owen
Posted September 1, 2015

Romance Contemporary

IT'S A WONDERFUL WIFE is Book 3 in Janet Chapman's Sinclair Brothers series. I was able to read and enjoy IT'S A WONDERFUL WIFE without having read the previous two books in the series. IT'S A WONDERFUL WIFE is not a book that has a lot of explicit love scenes, but it is full of romance, charm, and sparkling dialogue. Both main characters grow over the course of the story and experience some major self-discovery.

IT'S A WONDERFUL WIFE is not quite the story I had originally thought it would be. I thought this would be a conventional "rich boy meets girl" storyline. Instead, what I got is one of the most delightful and charming romances I've ever read. Shipping magnate Jesse Sinclair and designer Cadi Glace have a very unusual and inauspicious first meeting. However, the chemistry is almost instantaneous and Jesse is smitten. There is a feeling of kismet about Jesse and Cadi's romance. I love Jesse and Cadi and like that the story is told from both perspectives. Cadi is intelligent as well as kindhearted and has a dry wit. There is a quick give and take to their repartee that is reminiscent of a 1930s screwball comedy.

The supporting characters in IT'S A WONDERFUL WIFE, like Jesse's employees, Cadi's cat Wiggles, and the local townspeople, add humor to the story and a wonderful quirkiness. Cadi's friend Stanley Kerr is something of an enigma and, as his story is slowly revealed, I find that I only want to know more about him. I hope that Janet Chapman will have Stanley pop up in a future book. The element of danger in IT'S A WONDERFUL WIFE helps to throw Jesse and Cadi together and keeps things moving at a fast pace.

I adore IT'S A WONDERFUL WIFE for it's sharp wit, charming characters, and enchanting romance. IT'S A WONDERFUL WIFE is a great romance for readers who like to laugh and enjoy a book that takes them on a journey. While reading IT'S A WONDERFUL WIFE, I never knew what would happen next and that made me enjoy the story even more. I look forward to the next book by Janet Chapman.

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SUMMARY

Jesse Sinclair and his two brothers spent years dodging the women his grandfather threw in their path. But then the matchmaking old wolf died, and his brothers did the unthinkable: they ran off to Maine to get married.

Now Jesse wants to join them. Convinced the Pine Tree State must have another eligible woman to spare, he buys a small island just off Bear Harbor to build a home for his future family. But as he discovers, finding the woman of your dreams isn’t as easy as his brothers made it seem. First of all, the only woman capable of filling those wedding shoes is Cadi Glace—and unfortunately, she’s already engaged…

So imagine Jesse’s surprise when he finds the aforementioned Miss Glace hiding out in his camper, charmingly, adorably drunk. And apparently single….


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