Three For A Wedding (New)

By Betty Neels

Phoebe Brook hadn't planned to take a nursing job in Holland. But when hersister Sybil got married instead of going to work for Dr. Lucius van Somersen, Sybil persuaded Phoebe to take her place. And just to compound matters further, Phoebe found herself captivated by Lucius.

• Language: English
• Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers Australia
• Release date: May 1, 2014
• ISBN: 9781488741456

Betty Neels

Los lectores de novelas románticas de todo el mundo lamentaron el fallecimiento de Betty Neels en junio de 2001. Su carrera se prolongó durante treinta años, y siguió escribiendo hasta los noventa. Para sus millones de admiradores, Betty personificaba a la escritora romántica. El primer libro de Betty, Sister Peters in Amsterdam,se publicó en 1969, y llegó a escribir 134. Sus novelas ofrecen una calidez tranquilizadora que formaba parte de su propia personalidad. Su espíritu y su genuino talento perduran en todas sus historias.

Reviews for Three For A Wedding (New)

[drebbles · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Phoebe Brooks enjoys being a nurse in London, but wouldn't mind a change from the night shift. Still, she hadn't planned on leaving England, but when her sister Sybil decides to get married instead of taking a job in Holland, Phoebe agrees to take her place. Phoebe's not happy about deceiving Doctor Lucius van Someren and is relieved when he tells her he knows who she really is. Phoebe settles into her job and soon falls in love with Lucius. But Lucius's adopted son, Paul, is hostile towards her, as is Maureen his governess, who will do anything she can to keep Phoebe away from Lucius. Will Lucius realize what's going on before it's time for Phoebe to return to London? Betty Neels' romances are always a delight to read and "Three for a Wedding" is no exception. Phoebe is a delight, beautiful, sweet, but strong enough to stand up to Maureen, who has no redeeming qualities. Lucius is the typical handsome, rich Dutch doctor that Neels loved to write about, although readers will wonder why he puts up with Maureen for so long. Young Paul is the most realistic and sympathetic character; although he plays a mean trick on Phoebe, it's clear he's not a bad child, but afraid he'll lose Lucius who took him in after his parents died. "Three for a Wedding" is yet another winner from Betty Neels!