HENNESSEY'S HEAVEN (Loveswept)

by Judy Griffith Gill

When Hennessey sees a woman striding boldly across the island on which he's caretaker, he doesn't know whether to march her off his turf, or capture her and keep her for his own. She defends her right... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0553219464
• Release Date: November 1988
• Publisher: Loveswept
• Length: 184 Pages
• Weight: 0.23 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Heavenly -- Highly recommended

Hennessey thought he'd caught a glimpse of heaven the first time he saw the woman traipsing across land where he's the caretaker. With the drive blocked, she boldly removed her shoes and pantyhose to walk barefoot across the lawn and through the wild flowers, presenting a delectable view to her hidden audience. While he doesn't expect a spitfire when he meets her, Hennessey finds himself irresistibly drawn to the woman who can fix cars, carve lifelike wild life, and mows right through his sister's wildflowers. Heaven certainly isn't boring, as Venny so beautifully proves.Hennessey leaves Heaven McLure stunned when she meets him. She came to family's island retreat to heal from the dissolution of her goals and dreams after the loss of her company and the destruction of her marriage. A woman of principle, Venny didn't pay for hex ex-husband's defense to heal her heart, but because it was right. But she doesn't want him back, has never wanted him back, and refuses to see him or speak to him now that he's finally out of jail. The last thing she needs to be confronted by a sexy man who looks too much like her ex-husband and leaves her shaking with desire.HENNESSEY'S HEAVEN is one of those sweet treats that just, well...heavenly. These well rounded, if imperfect, characters feel as if they stepped right out of real life with their sass and warmth. Amusing, with just enough tension to keep the plot flowing smoothly, HENNESSEY'S HEAVEN is a delightful read. Indeed, author Judy proves the best possibilities of epublishing. Originally published as part of the Loveswept Line, and now reissued as an eBook, HENNESSEY'S HEAVEN would have been a sad loss if relegated to oblivion rather republished. Highly recommended.

Heavenly -- Highly recommended

Hennessey thought he'd caught a glimpse of heaven the first time he saw the woman traipsing across land where he's the caretaker. With the drive blocked, she boldly removed her shoes and pantyhose to walk barefoot across the lawn and through the wild flowers, presenting a delectable view to her hidden audience. While he doesn't expect a spitfire when he meets her, Hennessey finds himself irresistibly drawn to the woman who can fix cars, carve lifelike wild life, and mows right through his sister's wildflowers. Heaven certainly isn't boring, as Venny so beautifully proves.Hennessey leaves Heaven McLure stunned when she meets him. She came to family's island retreat to heal from the dissolution of her goals and dreams after the loss of her company and the destruction of her marriage. A woman of principle, Venny didn't pay for hex ex-husband's defense to heal her heart, but because it was right. But she doesn't want him back, has never wanted him back, and refuses to see him or speak to him now that he's finally out of jail. The last thing she needs to be confronted by a sexy man who looks too much like her ex-husband and leaves her shaking with desire.HENNESSEY'S HEAVEN is one of those sweet treats that just, well...heavenly. These well rounded, if imperfect, characters feel as if they stepped right out of real life with their sass and warmth. Amusing, with just enough tension to keep the plot flowing smoothly, HENNESSEY'S HEAVEN is a delightful read. Indeed, author Judy proves the best possibilities of epublishing. Originally published as part of the Loveswept Line, and now reissued as an eBook from AweStruck, HENNESSEY'S HEAVEN would have been a sad loss if relegated to oblivion rather republished. Highly recommended.