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Here, Have A Husband (2010)

by Heather Gean(Favorite Author)

3.11 of 5 Votes: 2

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English

genre

Romance

publisher

Heather Gean

review 1: I was pleasantly surprised by this. I really didn't expect to like it, but the plot seemed intriguing. My main complaint is the author doesn't do enough world building. The story is supposed to be set in a contemporary America where the government chooses your spouse. It's a fairly recent development, but Gean never explains how exactly this comes about. A program like this must have been hugely popular with society or there would have been massive protest and uprising. And ultimately, why is it a big deal that the government chooses your spouse? What prevents two people from living together, sharing a life together, but missing that piece of paper?
review 2: A strict government matchmaking program pairs and binds applicants to the perfect partner from a... more simple questionnaire. Rainy Clarke fills out an application and is paired with one of the most eligible bachelors in the country, Christopher Ashley Schroeder. Caught up in a whirlwind romance and planning for a wedding, she soon realizes that Christopher does not meet her criteria for a husband. She begins the painstaking process of trying to reverse the government match. The story, of course, does have a happy ending but not a book that I would recommend to friends to read. less

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