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10 of 13 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Once again Chesney amuses, yet there could be more.,
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This review is from: The Romance (Daughters of Mannerling, Book 5) (Mass Market Paperback)
Chesney's characters are delightful, adorable, and funny. The situations she creates rival Jane Austen's. In this book, I found Belinda's circumstances wholly uncreditable. After four previous sisters have gone through such contretemps to retrieve the house of Mannerling, I would think that it was time o stop. After the third book I thought perhaps she had expounded on the subject to its full extent. I would recommend one of Chesney's other sextets before continuing this one. Specifically the one about the Tribbles and their School of Manners.
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The Romance (Daughters of Mannerling, Book 5) by M. C. Beaton (Hardcover - March 15, 1997)
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