by Debbie Macomber, Sandra Burr
This whole book reads like a manifesto against marriage at one point (Zach and Rosie). We also have Grace Sherman doing something stupid that causes her relationship with Cliff to be in jeopardy. Olivia is still hemming all over Jack, but at least that gets resolved along with Maryellen and Jon. Thi...
Readable story about a variety of people in Cedar Grove, focusing on some of the relationships between some of the people in the town. You know that there are sequels and that there are more stories to be told.
Readable story about a variety of people in Cedar Grove, focusing on some of the relationships between some of the people in the town. You know that there are sequels and that there are more stories to be told.
Loved catching up on the characters in the romantic soap-opera set in a charming cove. Can’t believe Grace was so stupid; but, then again, in a way I can. :) Certainly glad Maryellen Sherman and Jon Bowman worked it out, but man-oh-man, they had me worried.
This is the third book in Macomber's Cedar Grove series that continues following the lives of a group of residents of the town.The best thing I can say about these books is that they are unobjectionable. They aren't deep or funny or emotionally compelling. They are just nice little romance novels ...
Third book with Olivia getting with Jack was good. Jack is a good guy. This was a sweet romance. Olivia's relationship with her best friend Grace was the highlight for me.
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