Pineapple Girl & The Baby Switch
An Anthology
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3.9 • 8 Ratings
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- $4.99
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Publisher Description
Destiny has some surprises in store for these gorgeous men and the intriguing women they meet when they least expect it! Will these chance encounters end at the altar? Find out in these two stunning romances from Betty Neels and Melissa Senate.
Pineapple Girl
Destiny enters plain nurse Eloise Bennett’s life in the form of a pineapple, gifted to her by a grateful patient. And it leads her to a chance meeting with delectable Dr. Timon van Zeilst! When Eloise is thrown into Timon’s company again, while nursing a patient in Holland, it’s not long before she’s falling for him — hard and fast! Timon’s already engaged, but could Eloise be just the woman he needs in his life…
The Baby Switch!
Single dad Liam Mercer loves his son with all his heart. But the unthinkable has happened—his beloved baby isn’t really his! And Shelby Ingalls is reeling to discover that her baby was accidentally switched with Liam’s. Their solution? Marriage! And in this new Wyoming Multiples miniseries by the former Meg Maxwell, the sparks flying in this marriage of convenience sure look a lot like love.
Customer Reviews
Just Okay
There are only a couple of Betty Neels books out of all the ones I’ve read so far (this is #88) that I’d rate below a 3, so this one is okay but not fantastic. Generally when it’s an evil fiancée themed Neels, there are misunderstandings and a big clearing up at the end. In this case, the main disagreement between our hero and heroine was not resolved very tidily and I left the book feeling slightly disturbed and trying to imagine the conversation after the wedding at some point, and not having much success. Overall this felt like a thin-on-the-ground offering, my favorite features of which are a velvet tam o’ shanter, a schoolboy named Smith Secundus, a rather nice mother and step-father, and the title scene with the pineapple.
I skipped the second title since I read it a few years back but as I recall, it wasn’t too bad. The rating is mainly for the first book.