Reviewed: Sunrise Point by Robyn Carr...

REALLY LIKED IT 

Former marine Tom Cavanaugh has come home to Virgin River, ready to take over his family's apple orchard and settle down. He knows just what the perfect woman will be like: sweet, decent, maybe a little naive. The marrying kind.  Nothing like Nora Crane. So why can't he keep his eyes off the striking single mother?  Nora may not have finished college, but she graduated with honors from the school of hard knocks. She's been through tough times and she'll do whatever it takes to support her family, including helping with harvest time at the Cavanaughs' orchard. She's always kept a single-minded focus on staying afloat…but suddenly her thoughts keep drifting back to rugged, opinionated Tom Cavanaugh.  Both Nora and Tom have their own ideas of what family means. But they're about to prove each other completely wrong.…

I am a HUGE fan of Robyn Carr and I LOVE the Virgin River series. I have been waiting for Nora's book for a while now. I loved the relationship Nora had with her father (so cute!!) and I loved her with Tom. There is the best epilogue to this story. There were just a few things that threw me off on this book. Coop's story--I just didn't understand why Robyn Carr wrote such an in depth story line for him unless he is going to get his own book. The other thing was I wish she would have put Tom and Nora together romantically sooner then the end of the book. The book was good, I liked it and would recommend reading, it just wasn't my favorite of the series. I will continue to read the Virgin River series as long as Robyn Carr continues to write them. 

Waiting On Wednesday...

"Waiting on" Wednesday is a weekly post, hosted by Breaking the Spine, to share the upcoming release I am inpatiently patiently waiting for :)

 

This week's "waiting on" choice is: 

Former marine Tom Cavanaugh’s come home to Virgin River, ready to take over his family’s apple orchard and settle down. He knows just what the perfect woman will be like: sweet, decent, maybe a little naive. The marryingkind.

Nothing like Nora Crane. So why can’t he keep his eyes off the striking single mother?

Nora may not have a formal education, but she graduated with honors from the school of hard knocks. She’s been through tough times and she’ll do whatever it takes to support her family, including helping with harvest time at the Cavanaugh’s orchard. She’s always kept a single-minded focus on staying afloat...but suddenly her thoughts keep drifting back to rugged, opinionated Tom Cavanaugh.

Both Nora and Tom have their own ideas of what family means. But they’re about to prove each other completely wrong...

I'm a HUGE fan of Robyn Carr and especially of The Virgin River series. I LOVE LOVE LOVE this series and will keep reading them as long as she continues to write them!! I have been waiting for Nora's story since she was first introduced!!  :)

What's your "waiting on" choice this week?

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Robin Carr's Redwood Bend

Blurb from book:
Katie Malone and her twin boys’ trip along the beautiful mountain roads to Virgin River is stopped short by a tire as flat as her failed romance. To make matters worse, the rain has set in, the boys are hungry and Katie doesn’t have the first clue about putting on a spare. As she stands at the side of the road pondering her next move, she hears a distinct rumble. The sight of the sexy, leather-clad bikers who pull up beside her puts her imagination into overdrive.
Dylan Childress and his buddies are on the motorcycle trip of a lifetime. But the sight of a woman in distress stops them in their tracks. And while the guys are checking out her car, she and Dylan are checking out one another.
In one brief moment, the world tilts on its axis and any previous plans Katie and Dylan might have had for their futures are left at the side of the road.

I have to start out by saying that I am a HUGE fan of Robyn Carr's writing. I am also a HUGE fan of  the Virgin River series.  I absolutely loved this book. It may be one of my favorites in the series. I give it a 5 out of 5 rating.