30 review for The Bachelor Takes A Wife

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   4 out of 5

   Marianne – Nov 11, 2015

   The Bachelor Takes a Wife by American author, Jackie Merritt is the fifth book in the Texas Cattleman’s Club: The Last Bachelor series. Widow Andrea O‘Rourke is dreading the Cattleman’s Ball. She has to go to accept the donation to her charity, New Hope, but she knows her old college flame will be there. Texas software millionaire, Keith Owens is the man who proposed business instead of marriage, breaking her heart eighteen years ago. But it seems that now he plans to woo her into his bed. This The Bachelor Takes a Wife by American author, Jackie Merritt is the fifth book in the Texas Cattleman’s Club: The Last Bachelor series. Widow Andrea O‘Rourke is dreading the Cattleman’s Ball. She has to go to accept the donation to her charity, New Hope, but she knows her old college flame will be there. Texas software millionaire, Keith Owens is the man who proposed business instead of marriage, breaking her heart eighteen years ago. But it seems that now he plans to woo her into his bed. This is not one of Jackie Merritt’s better romance novels. The heroine is a bit wishy washy, whole the hero is far too arrogant to be appealing. A bit disappointing.

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   4 out of 5

   bibliophile ⭐️ – Feb 14, 2014

   The Bachelor Takes A Wife was the last book in the series Texas Cattlemans Club: The Last Bachelor. In this book we have Keith and Andrea's story. I've been waiting to read this since I first encountered them in book two where Rob mentioned about them making moon eyes with each other. It was briefly mentioned their relationship when they where both in college. So I got excited about it since I always loved second-chance romances and plus the fact that in this book we will finally uncover the tru The Bachelor Takes A Wife was the last book in the series Texas Cattlemans Club: The Last Bachelor. In this book we have Keith and Andrea's story. I've been waiting to read this since I first encountered them in book two where Rob mentioned about them making moon eyes with each other. It was briefly mentioned their relationship when they where both in college. So I got excited about it since I always loved second-chance romances and plus the fact that in this book we will finally uncover the truth and learn the real identity of the killer. Eighteen years ago, Keith and Andrea were in a relationship with each other. But one particular night he nearly destroyed her when she’d naively expected a marriage proposal, and instead Keith had proposed a business partnership. She moved on and was lucky enough to avoid seeing him. But her luck ran out when she was appointed to accept a large donation from Keith on behalf of New Haven Charity for women. I loved both Keith and Andrea. Their chemistry were off the chart even after 18yrs. There are few moments that made me laughed. The witty banters and snappy remarks between them was really funny. This story is full of fun, semi-angst, romance, mystery and heartbreak with a few surprising turn of events. It was a nice ending for the series. The book was well written. Gave us conclusion regarding the mystery element present in this book. And also Proves that sometimes second chances are worth giving. This series wasn't known worldwide or something but worthy nonetheless. Favorite Dialogues: "For some time now when I’ve seen you something inside of me does flip-flops. I’ve been trying to understand it, without a whole lot of success. But since I have that same sensation tonight, it has to mean something. Any ideas?” “One springs to mind. Flopping organs could be serious. I would contact my cardiologist and request an EKG if I were you.” “Ouch.” “Then again, it could be gas." "Now, why did you call?” “Because I had the misguided notion that you might enjoy a few days in Mexico.” “When are you going?” “When am I going? I’m here!” he shouted. Andrea had to put her hand over her mouth to stifle the laughter bubbling up in her throat. “I’ve been here for two weeks! Didn’t you notice I wasn’t around?” “Well…no, actually. You’ve really been out of town for two weeks? Time goes so quickly, doesn’t it?” "All right, how about if we see each other every day and call each other at least three times a day. We should also go to every public place in town so everyone knows we are now a couple. I should meet your friends and you should meet mine. And we should make love at least once every day, no, make that twice a day. At least twice a day.”

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   5 out of 5

   Roub – Apr 04, 2015

   i thought they waited too long to get back together. it was not funny watching two middle-aged people behaving like immature teenagers! frankly, keith did not deserve andrea. if he had really loved her, he wud have been back long before now!

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   4 out of 5

   karen – Aug 20, 2016

   I was disappointed that this being the last book in the series that more was not said about the other books characters and the children they had, the rebuilding of a burnt house etc.

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