

Maid to Match
Author: Deeanne Gist
Narrator: Suzy Jackson
Unabridged: 9 hr 18 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Recorded Books
Published: 01/21/2010
Categories: Fiction, Romance, Historical Fiction, Christian Fiction, Religious
Author: Deeanne Gist
Narrator: Suzy Jackson
Unabridged: 9 hr 18 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Recorded Books
Published: 01/21/2010
Categories: Fiction, Romance, Historical Fiction, Christian Fiction, Religious
Deeanne Gist is the author of fun, original historical fiction, including Tempest in the White City, The Trouble with Brides, and Maid to Match. The recipient of two consecutive Christy Awards as well as numerous RITA nominations, Deeanne has a background in education and journalism and a degree from Texas A&M University. She has written for People, Parents, and Parenting magazines. She lives in Houston, Texas, with her husband.
Tilly has been dreaming her entire life of becoming a lady’s maid. And now she has the chance. If she can keep herself from throwing up every time she gets in a moving carriage, defeat the sneaky girl she is competing against, and avoid falling in love with the new footman. Mack has no interest in be......more
*3.5 stars* “You’re just one person, Mack. You can’t take on the whole world.” Mack turned a steady gaze onto his brother. “No, but I can take on one orphanage.” This was such a fun and thrilling story! Since I read The Measure of a Lady by Deeanne Gist and loved it, I had been eager to try her novel s......more
If I measured the heat level of a romance by how many times I dog eared the pages to come back to them, then Maid to Match would be like a summer in Arizona. This inspirational romance was steamy, just the way I like 'em. And just so we're clear, a steamy inspirational means lots of restrained passi......more
Deanne hits another home run with Maid to Match. I was glad to receive a review copy. I loved the first line, “Like a butterfly breaking free from its confining cocoon, Tillie Reese emerged from the barren, tan-colored servants’ hall into the opulence of Biltmore’s main level.” This author quickly......more