Summer in Eclipse Bay (Eclipse Bay Series)
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| Rating | : | 4.47 (876 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1423386825 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 167 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-12-08 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
In this third tale in Jayne Ann Krentz's trilogy about life and love in a small town on the Oregon Coast, readers get to revisit the quirky characters that populate Eclipse Bay. Octavia, on the other hand, is the niece of the infamous woman who started a feud between Nick's grandfather and another prominent family, the Madisons, years ago. While the mystery element in the plot is light, the banter between hero and heroine is fun, and watching these two tread warily through the land mine-strewn road of their developing relationship is a pleasur
"Does returning to your childhood memories bring closure" according to MEB Haskell. Once again, I enjoyed another Jayne Ann Krentz's story. Her characters have a sense of humor that I enjoy a lot and her books are populated with the offbeat in people and businesses. This Does returning to your childhood memories bring closure Once again, I enjoyed another Jayne Ann Krentz's story. Her characters have a sense of humor that I enjoy a lot and her books are populated with the offbeat in people and businesses. This 3rd book in the trilogy of Eclipse Bay brings back many of the people from earlier books, and it's like bumping into old friends on the street. The mystery behind this story wasn't as complicated as it was in earlier books, but it was fun to read and a very pleasant to reread and greet old friends.. rd book in the trilogy of Eclipse Bay brings back many of the people from earlier books, and it's like bumping into old friends on the street. The mystery behind this story wasn't as complicated as it was in earlier books, but it was fun to read and a very pleasant to reread and greet old friends.. JAK at her BEST!! Deborah MacGillivray There are two things about JAK: She is one of my favourite writers and secondly, I have found her works - except for the Off World books - to be off beam during the last five years. She is great, but it's like she polished the gem just a little too much, and in that glossy mainstream treatment of her romances, she lost the fire that made her so special. She is one of the few writers I collect in hardback (Lynsay Sands, Melanie Jackson and Trish Jensen would be the others, but alas they are not in hardback yet, mores the pity). I still buy all JAK's works, but I have been just a bit let down by her last few. "not very warm" according to E S K. This book seemed different in some ways from about all the author's other books. For one thing, the hero was not so well developed. In most of JAK's books her heroes' behavior is better understood from the start. They are shown to be vulnerable and in need of love underneath a somewhat rough or cold exterior. You just don't get that about this character. In fact he was deliberately cold in his treatment of the women in his past. Jayne doesn't usually write 'em that way. More than halfway through the book he is given some excuse for his uncaring behavior. He's supposed to be running scarred after his wife c
Octavia's related to the woman who sparked the long-time family feud - and fears that falling hard for Nick would only ignite the flames again. But her secret isn't safe in Eclipse Bay - and neither is her heart. Word gets around fast in Eclipse Bay. But that's only part of the reason why she turned Nick down six times before - finally - agreeing to a date. Nick Harte should know - his family's legendary feud with the Madisons fueled the local gossip mill for years before finally cooling off. But people are still talking - and rumor has it Nick's involved with