The Vicar's Daughter

by Betty Neels

Book Overview

Betty Neels: - She is a USA Today bestselling author. - Her series novels consistently rank #1 in their month, averaging 16 percentage points higher than other titles. - To date, The Best of Betty Neels titles have averaged a 55% NSR. - Since 1996, 21 consecutive #1 Harlequin Romance titles have been published, including her most recent, A Good Wife (7/03). - Her novel Emma's Wedding (5/02) had a 61% NSR. - Betty wrote 134 books during her 30-plus-year...

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373035276
• ISBN13: 9780373035274
• Release Date: January 1998
• Publisher: Harlequin Books
• Length: 186 Pages
• Weight: 0.22 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 4.1" x 6.6"

Customer Reviews

A Sweet Story

This book is one of my favorites. The hero is a very kind man and very sweet with Margo. I highly recommend it.

Promises

Back Cover description: All the village assumed that Margo Pearson was to marry George, but unexpectedly meeting Professor Gijs van Kessel made her pause for thought. But being a plain, practical girl, Margo knew the professor was most unlikely to look her way. It took a tragic accident to bring an offer of marriage--from the professor. It was a practical proposal, but as Margo was taken into the bosom of his family over Christmas in Holland, she did wonder whether he might, someday, return her love...This is one of the better Ms. Neels' stories. Margo is not a doormat, and the professor is not as stoic as some of the other male characters have been. The story moves along nicely and you do get a little teary towards the end.

The Vicar's Daughter

This is a great book, I couldn't put it down until I read the last page. Betty Neels is a wonderful writer not only with this book but all of her books.

Neels doesn't disappoint with this one.

This was a wonderful read. As with most of Betty Neels books, I couldn't put it down. Of course you know the outcome, but the story is so sweet as you read along that you keep coming back for more. A very good quick read, and I highly recommend it.