Another Great Installment

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	• Macgregor Grooms (Macgregors) Nora Roberts Silhouette, 1998 - 381 pages average customer review:based on 54 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Another Great Installment

I love the MacGregors series. The charactors are wonderfully well written and interesting. I don't know what's more fun watching how Daniel carefully sets up his children and grandchildren with the woman that's perfect for them or them trying out manouver Daniel's matchmaking attempts yet always failing. The MacGregor Grooms has Daniel matchmaking three of his grandsons D.C., Duncan and Ian. All three completely different from each other and interesting. D.C. former first son and artist, riverboat casino runner Duncan and lawyer Ian. The women Daniel finds are just the same Layna, singer Cat, and bookstore owner Naomi. You will not be disappointed.

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Love them

Nora Roberts is one of my favorite authers, her Macgregor series is one of the best. I think I own all and I can't seem to give them away. I've read them over and over and it still feels like the first time. I especially love Daniel, he get in every bodys business, but he means well.

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The MacGregor Grooms

I have greatly enjoyed the whole series even though this was unavailable at all the book stores, thank you for having it....

Pleasant surprise

I've read most of Nora Roberts' books and enjoyed a fare share of them. I tried to read all of the MacGregor series, but by the time I got to the Grooms, I got bored with the predictability of the story. I'd just finished the second part (Duncan), quite disappointed, and wasn't looking forward all that much to the next set of perfect, confident, brilliant, strong characters. Then comes Naomi. For the very first time Nora Roberts introduced me to a female character that I could truly identify with - completely down to earth, worried about her diet and her weight, trying to be good at what she does but not overly confident, searching for her inner beauty and her identity, shy..., she's actually blushing and stuttering and mumbling. I was charmed, and intrigued. For the life of me, I could not suppress the giggles or the tears. Here's to a diamond in the rough.

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The eagerly anticipated sequel to The MacGregor Brides is here! And this time family patriarch Daniel MacGregor has his sights set on his three grandsons, cousins D.C., Duncan, and Ian, each of whom is very aware of Daniel's matchmaking machinations, and each equally determined to avoid the tender trap known as matrimony. The MacGregor Grooms comprises three extraordinary stories about the inexplicable attraction of opposites: D.C., the passionate, temperamental artist, and Layna, the coolly beautiful businesswoman; Duncan, the riverboat gambler with the impeccable pedigree, and Cat, the tempting torch singer from the mean streets of Chicago's South Side; and Ian, the worldly, self-confident lawyer, and Naomi, the bookish butterfly just emerging from her chrysalis. Nobody sets the scene for steamy, sensitive loving better than New York Times bestselling author Nora Roberts, who continues her unmatched string of successes with The MacGregor Grooms! --Alison Trinkle

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