Another story about Kiss River and the people that live there. Here you have the story of Lacey O'Neill. She lives in the lighthouse keepers house along with her brother Clay and his wife Gina and their adopted daughter Rani. Lacey is a stained glass artist, working along side her biological father Tom. Lacey's childhood friend Jessica and her daughter are in an auto accident in Arizona, where Jessica lives. When the unthinkable happens and Jessica dies, Lacey is named as Mackenzie's guardian. How does a single woman, handle an 11 year old girl that is scared and angry at her world being turned upside down? And, can Lacey find Mackenzie's birth father?
I have enjoyed every book of Diane's that I have read.
AMAZON - Her Mother's Shadow
SANDY SAYS 3/3 STARS
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Thursday, October 18, 2012
BACK ON BLOSSOM STREET by Debbie Macomber
I don't think I have found a book by Debbie, that I do not like.
Here we follow the lives of Lydia and her sister Margaret as they work in Lydia's yarn shop. And, in the car jacking of Margaret's daughter and things can get pretty rough.
Then you have Alix who works at the bakery and is planning her marriage to Jordan; a minister. Alix does not feel worthy of Jordan because of her upbringing, which was not in or around a church but in closer line with the streets. She ends up allowing Jordan's mother and her mentor pretty much take over the wedding planning. Which causes her to feel left out.
Bring in a tenant above the yarn shop a young widow who is grieving the loss of her husband and hiding from her previous boss.
They all decide to take a class at the yarn store.
You have Debbie's uncanny knack for weaving a story in and around multiple characters
AMAZON - Back on Blossom Street
SANDY SAYS 3/3 STARS
Here we follow the lives of Lydia and her sister Margaret as they work in Lydia's yarn shop. And, in the car jacking of Margaret's daughter and things can get pretty rough.
Then you have Alix who works at the bakery and is planning her marriage to Jordan; a minister. Alix does not feel worthy of Jordan because of her upbringing, which was not in or around a church but in closer line with the streets. She ends up allowing Jordan's mother and her mentor pretty much take over the wedding planning. Which causes her to feel left out.
Bring in a tenant above the yarn shop a young widow who is grieving the loss of her husband and hiding from her previous boss.
They all decide to take a class at the yarn store.
You have Debbie's uncanny knack for weaving a story in and around multiple characters
AMAZON - Back on Blossom Street
SANDY SAYS 3/3 STARS
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