The End of the Rainbow (Betty Neels Collection, Book 23)

This author wrote many romances, all very good.

Every book I have read by betty neels I have wanted more the books are fantastic and I never get tired of them

Good value

Betty Neels wrote great romance novels and this one is no exception.She never failed to keep one's interest in the story until the last word and then one was left with the feeling,'If only there was another chapter'

I thoroughly enjoyed this BN story. For an easy light read you can't beat Ms Neels.Another of my all time favourites.Olympia's overbearing aunt used her as her personal servant, until the attractive Waldo van der Graaf quite literally rescued her. He suggested that she exchange her life of drudgery for the role of his wife. Waldo needed someone to look after his small daughter and run his home, and so a marriage of convenience. Olympia was thankful and accepted his proposal, but soon realized she had only exchanged one set of problems for another when she found herself falling in love with her own husband!A sweet modern day Cinderella story with a delightful ending.

Once again a very absorbing and interesting book. Betty Neels is a writer who knows her subjects well. I hope you like the, They're great.

excellent

I'm sorry I don't want to write a review......this was disappointing, a weak one of hers

I would have loved for Olympia to have gotten to put Elisabeth in her place! Still with Betty Heels it all comes round at the end!

Awesome Product and just what I wanted.

end of the rainbow was lovely

Book Description: Olympia's overbearing aunt used her as her personal servant, until attractive Dutchman Waldo van der Graaf quite literally rescued her. He suggested that she exchange her life of drudgery for the role of his wife. Waldo needed someone to look after his small daughter and run his home--a marriage of convenience. Olympia was thankful and accepted his proposal, but soon realized she had only exchanged one set of problems for another when she found herself falling in love with her own husband!Another excellent story Neels fans are sure to enjoy involving a Rich Handsome Dutch Doctor and a British Nurse described as having a pleasant face with "no startling good looks" while being kind and hard working. Olympia's aunt is basically the evil stepmother, Waldo's his female "friend" substitutes for the evil stepsister, while small "daughter" adds "something" extra to story. Neels incorporated a little touch of mystery with her Cinderella tale of misunderstandings, false assumptions, and dishonesty.

I enjoy all of her books but, I really don't like all the suffering the women go through before the men decide to let them know how they feel. There should be a longer ending other than a couple of paragraphs. An "I have loved you from the beginning is not enough".