Harlequin Romance #3196: The Man You'll Marry

By Debbie Macomber

Book Overview

The Man You'll Marry by Debbie Macomber released on Mar 25, 1992 is available now for purchase.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373031963
• ISBN13: 9780373031962
• Release Date: April 1992
• Publisher: Harlequin Books
• Length: 192 Pages
• Weight: 0.25 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 4.4" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

A wonderful fantasy

I read for entertainment and joy. This book was a fairytale and made me feel so good. It was good clean reading.

Debbie is just plain AWESOME!!!

I love this author and I read everything she writes! :-) As usual I was not disappointed! These books are quick reads and they always make you smile and sigh happily.

If you're lucky

If you're lucky you have a treasure or a dress like this to pass on to family or friends. These 2 stories concern a dress that is magical, in that when it is received, the next man you'll meet will be your husband. Why there is only one title on the cover I don't know, both titles and descriptions are given on the back, but that you cannot see if you rely on getting your books online, because it certainly isn`t intimated in the editorial review that these are previously published works. I hope it is not a method to `hide' that fact. Debbie Macomber states, the first thing in her interesting introduction that they are. I hope all readers of the many books in this genre know they need to investigate copy write dates inside if they do not remember titles, at least these titles weren't changed which is sometimes done - that is just a heads up for readers who are not aware of this already. With that said, these are 2 of Macomber's most charming stories, a bit different than the normal girl meets guy romantic plot - one with more than a little magic. The characters also create a smile, they are a bit different, an aunt who thinks about her wedding dress to send because she watches a TV show where a man has a Scottish terrier and the dress was made by a Scottish seamstress, if you are fortunate you also have `loopy' relatives like this. The dress figures in both stories; first being sent to a niece and then in the next given to the best friend. Neither lady can picture herself being married to the man she meets, but love, thank heavens wins out above all. It's nice to have a romance with a bit of a giggle and a smile; with pleasant characters. This book does just what it is supposed to do, entertain you and give some pleasant reading.

Short Stories - Chick Lit

Fun Romance - 2 stories involving a "magic wedding dress". The girls involved fight against love at all costs.