Particularize Out Of Books Thanksgiving

Title	:	Thanksgiving
Author	:	Janet Evanovich
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 228 pages
Published	:	October 31st 2006 by HarperTorch (first published 1988)
Categories	:	Romance. Fiction. Womens Fiction. Chick Lit. Humor. Contemporary Romance. Contemporary

Thanksgiving Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 228 pages

Commentary In Favor Of Books Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving by Janet Evanovich is a contemporary romance that shockingly enough takes place over the Thanksgiving holiday. This one is a fairly quick read that I would warn contains a very fast paced connection between the characters so if insta-love is not your thing you may want to avoid this one.

In the story Megan Murphy finds Dr. Patrick Hunter’s pet rabbit running wild and is of course upset at his carelessness with his pet so intends to give him a piece of her mind when returning the rabbit. Instead, Megan witnesses one of Patrick’s patience drop her child off and ask him to care for the baby so instead of letting him call social services she volunteers to help him out until the mother returns.

I haven’t read too many of Janet Evanovich’s books but this one had the humorous side that I have come across before which I did like. However, I can’t say I completely loved this one with it’s fast pace and Megan being a bit too over the top for me. The plot is a cute idea tossing the couple together in the way that it did though so if it had just toned back a bit of the angst I probably would have rated higher but it was still an Ok read overall.

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Original Title:	Thanksgiving
ISBN:	0060598808 (ISBN13: 9780060598808)
Edition Language:	English
Characters:	Megan Murphy, Dr. Patrick Hunter
Setting:	Williamsburg, Virginia(United States) Virginia(United States)

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I have read many books by Janet Evanovich and the one thing I know I can look forward to is the humor. This book does not disappoint. If it doesn't make you laugh, it will definitely make you smile.Dr. Hunter's pet rabbit keeps escaping and wandering around Williamsburg. Of course, the rabbit just loves to nibble on Megan Murphy's clothing. Megan is convinced that Dr. Hunter is an irresponsible pet owner and is irritated with him. Then a random woman leaves her baby with them, mistaking her for

I really like the Stephanie Plum series so thought I would give this book a try. I thought this one was very hokey and predictiable. Had I not been stuck in my car listening to it on CD, I wouldn't have finished it. It was painful.

No wonder the boomers are so messed up if this is how they romanticize relationships

I make two commutes these days, so I decided to try listening to audio books as a way to distract me on the boring often-slow drive into work. I chose this Janet Evanovich book specifically because it was fluff and it would be okay if I didn't catch 100%. Other than the description of Williamsburg, VA, this book is terrible. Here are just some of my complaints (and I made it just shy of finishing the second CD so I was just about at the halfway mark when I called it quits):1. No one calls anyone

I think this is only the second book I've read by Evanovich, and I'm not totally sure what all the hype is about. Once you realize that most of this book takes place over the course of about a fortnight, you start to realize just how ridiculous the story is. Within these two weeks, the main characters meet, are given a baby, kiss, "fall in love", sleep together, pretend to be married, have family over for Thanksgiving, plan/not plan on getting married, lose the baby, try to get pregnant, fight,

Janet, you've done it again! A light hearted romantic romp with a crazy family, slippery turkey, pregnant horse and a rabbit, all set to Thanksgiving in a reenactment village. Tons of fun for a quick read while the turkey cooks.Ok, Ive reread it again (2017) and I still love it. Even though I wanted to smack the hero upside the head a few times and shake the heroine, (I may sound a bit violent, sorry) its still a fun romantic romp. 😊

This book fulfills requirement #3 - Romantic Comedy for the 2014 eclectic reader challenge.Once again Janet Evanovich delivers the laughs. This romance is set at colonial Williamsburg. Megan works part time for the historical village and she finds a rabbit that chews on her costume skirt. The rabbit belongs to a pediatrician with a weird sense of humor. It is obvious that these two are destined to get together. BUT there are many obstacles in the way and the craziness ensues...