Helpful Score: 3
Good book. The only one of the series I've read. It has a lot of sub-plots and characters to keep up with for a "quick read". Nice, mild romance scenes.
Helpful Score: 3
The sixth in the Macomber series. Who started the fire in "The Lighthouse". Who gets married.
Answers in this latest book.
Answers in this latest book.
Helpful Score: 3
This is book six in the Cedar Cover series. This book was as exceptional as the previous books. This is a must read series. Books in order are: '16 Lighthouse Road', '204 Rosewood Lane', '311 Pelican Court',
'44 Cranberry Point', '50 Harbor Street' & '6 Rainier Drive'.
'44 Cranberry Point', '50 Harbor Street' & '6 Rainier Drive'.
Helpful Score: 1
Another book in the Cedar Cove series. It's a fast read!
Helpful Score: 1
The sixth installment of Debbie Macomber's Cedar Cove series. The book was an enjoyable read but I did not enjoy this one as much as the earlier books in the series. I would have liked a bit more closure on the stories in this book. The story lines were left hanging with a note to "come back to Cedar Cove in September 2007!" and then a sales pitch for the next book.
Helpful Score: 1
This is the sixth in the series set in the fictional town of Cedar Cove. The characters all intertwine, as in real-life small towns. I got pulled in during the first book and have continued through because I feel I know these people and I must keep reading to find out what happens in their lives. Never read Debbie Macomber before this but find her very readable.
Helpful Score: 1
This is the 6th book in the continuing series set in Cedar Cove, WA. The lives of previous characters are updated and new characters are added. I enjoyed this latest installment.
Helpful Score: 1
Macomber is a favorite of mine she brings you into her story and leaves you wanting to read more and not wanting the story to end.
Helpful Score: 1
For those readers who love mushy, heartfelt stories of love, compassion and hope...this is your book. The characters are believeable and the authors stories are honest portrayals of ordinary women in small town USA. Great little read.
Helpful Score: 1
Sit back, this is a long review.
I skipped a few books in between but I was able to catch up quite quickly. This book was okay. It wasn't here nor there.
I always take points away from writers who reuses characters/themes/plotlines. This was no different. I would have given it a higher rating but this was just like reading on of the Blossom Street books, same characters/themes/plotlines with a different names. In fact as I was reading this I was able to name of their counterparts in her other novels. So that in itself is a disappointment.
I don't think this would be a good standalone book. It's not like you have to read them in order but having read the first book would be helpful. I would imagine it would loose its significance if you didn't know who all the side characters were. Most of the fun in reading this series is visiting the past characters like they were old friends.
Usually Macomber covers three people, but this one was about quite a few people. Also not everyone has a happy ending here and there are some open endings that are left for future books. I'm not sure I liked that part because if I just spent so much time on one couple, I don't want their conclusion in another book. Seems just like a way for the author to milk more money from the readers.
On to the book, my favorite story was probably Seth and Justine. In a way it was most realistic and intriguing. One of Macomber repeated themes is how a couple weather major disasters. This is one of those themes she does a good job of rehashing without it going stale. I sympathized with both characters but I think I identified with Justine more. I think it was easy for her to fall back onto her comfort zone (Warren) when things got really bad especially because she didn't have a lot of friends. Even though Seth was no longer the confident, carefree fisherman I first read about (which was the point) I can see why he was so consume by his anger and rushing to move on. Macomber did a great job of writing about Seth's motivation behind his actions.
Revenge and forgiveness is another one of Macomber's major theme. This one Macomber does not do such a good job of revisiting. It's very redundant and after you have read a few books by her, it can be tiresome.
This brings me to Jon and Maryellen's storyline. Due to being on bedrest for a difficult pregnancy Maryellen needed help from Jon's parents. Jon despised them (as he should) because they purposedly lied and put him in prison for a crime his brother committed. I am going to repeat this: "IN PRISON." So when Maryellen kept hammering on him about forgiveness, I wanted to slap her upside the head and send her to prison for a few years and see how forgiving she becomes. In Macomber's stories, as I said above, she writes a lot about forgiveness especially when it comes to major things that is almost impossible to forgive (like being wrongfully put IN PRISON by your own parents). For the most part, I don't think these people deserve forgiveness. When one of the characters talk about how much the person who wronged has paid, I always throw my hands up and ask "how?" I always end up feeling very sorry for the person who has been wronged because it feels like all his love ones make him out to be a bad guy for learning his lesson and knowing not to trust the people who had hurt him.
Teri and Bobby's story was cute and I wished more time was spent on them. Loved the dialogue between them, especially on Bobby's part. I can't tell if I like Teri or not. She definitely had a huge self-esteem issue and acted really dumb at times, but I also adored her entics.
Now onto Cal and Linette's story. Yes, Linette was overbearing but she was new to relationships and Macomber did such a masterful job of protraying that. She was overbearing but helpful and was quite insecure. I don't like her but I totally could see why she acted so immature. The same went for Cal and he acted like such a jerk. He fell in and out of love so quickly that I would think any women he was into should be a little worried. The scene when they confronted each other was a little too flat for me. Somehow I wanted more, not yelling or dramatics but more substance.
Anson and Allison was a sweet story. Anson was the main susupect in the arson case and the only one who believed his innocence was Allison. I hope I see more of them. I like the way Macomber gave closure to this story even though you know there will be a continuation. I wish she did that with Nate and Rachel.
Not sure why Macomber chose to put Rachel and Nate's story here. It didn't really go anywhere. It ends abruptly and hints at a love triangle in the future. I would have rather if she put the whole story in the next book with an ending.
One of the things Macomber does an awesome job of in this series is protraying the hardships of military couples. My heart totally broke for Cecilia for having made a home only to be uprooted at a moment's notice. I didn't like her when she was first introduced with Ian but after her friendship with Allison I have grown to adore her character. Seriously, it made me in complete awe of all military couples out there and the personal sacrafices they make.
Okay, I know this is a very long winded review. So the book was okay. I didn't hate it or love it. It was mediocre. Read it if you have time or if you are a huge fan, but your life can be complete if you decide to skip it.
I skipped a few books in between but I was able to catch up quite quickly. This book was okay. It wasn't here nor there.
I always take points away from writers who reuses characters/themes/plotlines. This was no different. I would have given it a higher rating but this was just like reading on of the Blossom Street books, same characters/themes/plotlines with a different names. In fact as I was reading this I was able to name of their counterparts in her other novels. So that in itself is a disappointment.
I don't think this would be a good standalone book. It's not like you have to read them in order but having read the first book would be helpful. I would imagine it would loose its significance if you didn't know who all the side characters were. Most of the fun in reading this series is visiting the past characters like they were old friends.
Usually Macomber covers three people, but this one was about quite a few people. Also not everyone has a happy ending here and there are some open endings that are left for future books. I'm not sure I liked that part because if I just spent so much time on one couple, I don't want their conclusion in another book. Seems just like a way for the author to milk more money from the readers.
On to the book, my favorite story was probably Seth and Justine. In a way it was most realistic and intriguing. One of Macomber repeated themes is how a couple weather major disasters. This is one of those themes she does a good job of rehashing without it going stale. I sympathized with both characters but I think I identified with Justine more. I think it was easy for her to fall back onto her comfort zone (Warren) when things got really bad especially because she didn't have a lot of friends. Even though Seth was no longer the confident, carefree fisherman I first read about (which was the point) I can see why he was so consume by his anger and rushing to move on. Macomber did a great job of writing about Seth's motivation behind his actions.
Revenge and forgiveness is another one of Macomber's major theme. This one Macomber does not do such a good job of revisiting. It's very redundant and after you have read a few books by her, it can be tiresome.
This brings me to Jon and Maryellen's storyline. Due to being on bedrest for a difficult pregnancy Maryellen needed help from Jon's parents. Jon despised them (as he should) because they purposedly lied and put him in prison for a crime his brother committed. I am going to repeat this: "IN PRISON." So when Maryellen kept hammering on him about forgiveness, I wanted to slap her upside the head and send her to prison for a few years and see how forgiving she becomes. In Macomber's stories, as I said above, she writes a lot about forgiveness especially when it comes to major things that is almost impossible to forgive (like being wrongfully put IN PRISON by your own parents). For the most part, I don't think these people deserve forgiveness. When one of the characters talk about how much the person who wronged has paid, I always throw my hands up and ask "how?" I always end up feeling very sorry for the person who has been wronged because it feels like all his love ones make him out to be a bad guy for learning his lesson and knowing not to trust the people who had hurt him.
Teri and Bobby's story was cute and I wished more time was spent on them. Loved the dialogue between them, especially on Bobby's part. I can't tell if I like Teri or not. She definitely had a huge self-esteem issue and acted really dumb at times, but I also adored her entics.
Now onto Cal and Linette's story. Yes, Linette was overbearing but she was new to relationships and Macomber did such a masterful job of protraying that. She was overbearing but helpful and was quite insecure. I don't like her but I totally could see why she acted so immature. The same went for Cal and he acted like such a jerk. He fell in and out of love so quickly that I would think any women he was into should be a little worried. The scene when they confronted each other was a little too flat for me. Somehow I wanted more, not yelling or dramatics but more substance.
Anson and Allison was a sweet story. Anson was the main susupect in the arson case and the only one who believed his innocence was Allison. I hope I see more of them. I like the way Macomber gave closure to this story even though you know there will be a continuation. I wish she did that with Nate and Rachel.
Not sure why Macomber chose to put Rachel and Nate's story here. It didn't really go anywhere. It ends abruptly and hints at a love triangle in the future. I would have rather if she put the whole story in the next book with an ending.
One of the things Macomber does an awesome job of in this series is protraying the hardships of military couples. My heart totally broke for Cecilia for having made a home only to be uprooted at a moment's notice. I didn't like her when she was first introduced with Ian but after her friendship with Allison I have grown to adore her character. Seriously, it made me in complete awe of all military couples out there and the personal sacrafices they make.
Okay, I know this is a very long winded review. So the book was okay. I didn't hate it or love it. It was mediocre. Read it if you have time or if you are a huge fan, but your life can be complete if you decide to skip it.
Helpful Score: 1
Debbie Macomber writes about characters from her Cedar Cove series. It was a good read, but I had to refer back to the list of characters in the front of the book.
Book 6 of the cedar cove stories. Good read, dealing with Justine and Seth. You will not believe who set the fire.
I love this continuing story.
Very Good!
As usual, a great book by Debbie Macomber. I love her books.
Another great book by Debbie. Can't wait for the next installment of the series.
I enjoy D.Macomber's style of writing. Many ongoing stories, keeps you in touch with previous characters
Debbie Macomber is great. Another great book
Somehow I missed the earlier books in this series, but was able to follow the story just fine.
Really a good book... Kept interest to the very end...
This is the 6th story in the Cedar Cove series. I love this book and want to share it with all of you.
Lastet sage of the Cedar Cove Series
a Cedar Cove novel highlighting the Lighthouse restaurant (Seth & Justine).
Set in Cedar Cove, Washington. This book is about the lives of Justine and Seth a married couple whose restaurant was destroyed by arson. This is a excellent book to read, you'll feel yourself drawn into the lives of everyone in Cedar Cove.
I very good saga.
From Debbie Macomber's Cedar Cove Series....you will want to read every one of these books!
If you like Macomber, you'll enjoy this book. Not my genre so I really didn't enjoy it.
Fun read--I enjoyed the continuing characters from her previous books set in the same small Washington state town across from Seattle.
I love the story of the town, not just one set of characters, I appreciate how she intertwines all of their lives. I can't wait until September when the new one comes out, I might just have to pay full price for it so I can read it right away!
The newest addition to the Cwedar Cove series. Lots of inte5esting surprises!
Sixth book in the Cedar Cove Series Seth and Justine try to sort out their lives
This was a wonderful series that kept me involved from the first to the last.
Another great book in the Cedar Cove series! :)
I love a series that keeps developing the characters. I've enjoyed this set of books set in Washintgon state, the books are an interesting read.
This whole series is great....can't wait for the next installment to be published!
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Got started on this series recently and love it. This book continued the multiple story lines and characters that are in each book. Don't know if it could stand alone - have read the series in the order they were published. Good light reading.
This series just gets better and better. Cannot wait till I get to book 7.
DO NOT ORDER THIS IF YOU WANT LARGE PRINT_ IT IS NOT LARGE PRINT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
A great read, can't wait for 74 Seaside Ave!!
GOOD READ
A cozy,small town and the lives of the familys living there and how they interact. One of a series of GREAT books.
Most recent addition to the Cedar Cove series.
I am enjoying this Cedar Cove series by Debbie Macomber. I feel like I know these people personally. I can hardly wait to find the next one!
Very good I really enjoyed reading this. Can't wait to read the others.
This is the best book yet in the Cedar Cove series. Kept me reading till late into the night to see what happens in the lives of all these interesting characters!
Love these stories
love the people in Cedar Cove !
Debbie Macomber is as good as always.
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This is a great series I recommend to all Romance lovers!!
The continuing story of Cedar Cove and the secrets of the various families who live there. Debbie Macomber always keeps your interest. Enjoy!
Another great book in this series.
Debbie Macomber is at it again with the folks of Cedar Cove. I fell like I know each one and their own set of concerns.
It's a must to read in her series
It's a must to read in her series
I really enjoyed this book. Macomber writes so well like the people could be your neighbors.
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I kept finding myself getting frustrated with with Justine and her attitude/behavior. I felt bad for her husband because she would always seem to lash out when she was upset with him by spending time with her ex. And Cal just so quickly fell out of love with Linette for Vicki in a matter of what seemd like a day. I thought Cal was a likeable guy from the previous books, but he turned out to be a real a** in this one. I enjoyed the banter between Terri and Bobby, I found myself looking forward to their scenes. Rachel and Nate were okay, but Nate seemed a little dense at times when it came to how his mother behaved toward his girlfriend. And his jealously of the time Rachel spends with a child also seemed a tad childish.
I kept finding myself getting frustrated with with Justine and her attitude/behavior. I felt bad for her husband because she would always seem to lash out when she was upset with him by spending time with her ex. And Cal just so quickly fell out of love with Linette for Vicki in a matter of what seemd like a day. I thought Cal was a likeable guy from the previous books, but he turned out to be a real a** in this one. I enjoyed the banter between Terri and Bobby, I found myself looking forward to their scenes. Rachel and Nate were okay, but Nate seemed a little dense at times when it came to how his mother behaved toward his girlfriend. And his jealously of the time Rachel spends with a child also seemed a tad childish.
Again Debbie Macomber has written a delightful tale. You'll enjoy this story.
Another great book in the series! Enjoyed it and can't wait to read the next book!
Debbie Macombers continution with familiar characters, like soap operas.
I enjoy this series by Debbie Macomber. The storyline continues... a must read ( especially after reading the previous 5 of this series.)
This is a really good book, I was surprised at the ending.
Once again another great book.
As always Debbie Macomber comes through with a wonderful read. No need to read these books in order. They are intertwined but easy to prick up. So start in the middle and read yourself backwards. You'll enjoy!
Another great believable suspense/romance story! I'm off to #7 in the series and I can't wait!
One of the best books I have ever read. I couldn't put it down.
after their restaurant was lost to arson they try to sort out their life and find the arsonist.
A Cedar Grove story. Justine and Seth Gunderson lost their restaurant The Lighthouse to arson but life in Cedar Grove goes on and so do the Gunderson's.
Loved this next step in the Cedar Cove series.
Debbie Macomber continues her warmhearted tour of Cedar Cove, Washington, with this sixth installment in her bestselling series. This one focuses on Seth and Justine Gunderson, whose business, the Lighthouse restaurant, was destroyed by arson. While young runaway Anson Butler is the prime suspect, his stalwart girlfriend, Allison Cox, doesn't believe it for a moment. Meanwhile, the fire has caused a rift in the Gunderson marriage, and Warren Sager, who never stopped loving Justine, is all too willing to offer a shoulder to cry on.
But solving the mystery of who started the fire is hardly the only plotline. There are new developments in the romance between Linnette McAfee and Cal Washburn, big changes in the lives of Jon and Maryellen Bowman, and an unexpected, whirlwind romance between hair stylist Teri Miller and a chess superstar. Rainier Drive is packed with the updates Macomber's many fans expect to get. For new readers, a cast of the key Cedar Cove residents will make them feel at home quickly. Good book!
But solving the mystery of who started the fire is hardly the only plotline. There are new developments in the romance between Linnette McAfee and Cal Washburn, big changes in the lives of Jon and Maryellen Bowman, and an unexpected, whirlwind romance between hair stylist Teri Miller and a chess superstar. Rainier Drive is packed with the updates Macomber's many fans expect to get. For new readers, a cast of the key Cedar Cove residents will make them feel at home quickly. Good book!
Although the Cedar Cove series can be read as individual novels, it is more fun to read them in order. 6 Ranier Drive picks up after the restaurant fire and introduces a couple of new character and a couple of new relationships. As delightful as the rest of the series.
Wonderful read-lots of family life and good human relationships.
if u like debbie macomber it is a must read
Another great read on my favorite Cabot Cove residents..quite a few surprises!!
As with the previous 5 books in Debbie Macomber's Cedar Cove Series, 6 Ranier Drive was like sitting down and gossiping with old friends. Ms. Macomber has stayed true to the flavor of the series by resolving problems from the previous book while setting up new scenerios for future books. In 6 Ranier Drive, Justine and Seth's marriage becomes troubled over the restaurant burning; Anson Butler and Allison Cox's relationship is threatened by Anson's past; Teri Miller becomes involved with a celebrity; Cal Washburn finds a cure for his speech defect, but has romantic difficulties, and Jon and Maryellen have their baby after a complicated pregnancy. I hate to say that Cedar Cove is like a soap opera on paper, but don't quite know how else to describe the series. I think the major difference between your daytime soaps and Cedar Cove is the rather excellent writing talent that Ms. Macomber brings to the table. After the first two books in the series (read them in order), you can't help but become so involved with the characters! 6 Ranier Drive was a worthy addition to the series and I will look forward eagerly to 74 Seaside Avenue in September of 2007.
I enjoyed visiting with my friends in Cedar Cove again. I am glad the person that set time to Justine and Seth's resturant has been caught, really surprised at who did it. Glad to hear Jon has forgiving his dad. I will visit again in September 2007, can't wait.
This is number 6 in the Cedar Cove series.
I couldn't put it down! And the ending is so surprising!
Another great story...
This is the latest of the Cedar Cove series. I thoroughly enjoyed it, as I have the earlier books. New and very interesting characters are introduced, including an international chess player! Another good read!
Come and see what your friends in Cedar Cove are up to.
Another good one from Debbie Macomber, the queen of the romantic mystery.
This was a great book in her Cedar Cove Series. The same old friends are there as well as some new ones. There is alot of action and soem romance and humor as well. Great story.
Another great book by Debbe Macomber. Can't wait until 2007 when she publishes her next one!
This is one of my all time favorite series. I can't wait to go back to Cedar Cover to find out what is happening with all of the friends I have made.
Catching up with the residents of Cedar Cove, always an interesting time.
A great addition to the Cedar Cove series. I can't wait for the next one!
Good read!
This is the 6th book in the series. A fun and quick read.
Dear Reader,
As you may have heard, we've recently had
As you may have heard, we've recently had
I loved it! Debbie always writes such great books!
Great book Couldn't put it down
Another great Cedar Cove book. I truly enjoy this series and these characters. Wish they would come out a little more often. Next one not until September of 2007. This is definitely a series that should be read in order. Try it, you'll like it!
My friends are back in Debbie Macomber's continuing Cedar Cove series. Don't miss finding out who set the fire at Seth and Justine's restaurant "The Lighthouse".
The latest in the cedar cove series!! This is a must read series, it is like a soap opera, you just can't get enough! Find out who burned down the Lighthouse Restaurant, and where did Anson go? You will be suprised when you find out at the end! I cannot wait until Sept 07 for the next book!
If you have been reading the series you will enjoy this book as well. It is an easy fast read like the other books.
EXCELLENT BOOK. I CAN'T WAIT TILL THE NEXT ONE
Excellent book has where the previous books in this series
Another great visit to Cedar Cove and it's delightful characters.
Another family story in the continuing saga of Cedar Cove.
I loved this book as I have all the others in this series. Justine and Seth are dealing with the fact that someone purposely burned down their restaurant.
good read but ending was a surprise
I love this series and this one is just as good as the rest. I read it in 2 days. Can't wait to get the next one.
She has unexpected twist and turns in this one.Justine and Seth lost the Lighthouse resturant.And lost their love?? Can't give the plot away. I have read only two of her books and have become a great fan..
Another good MaComber book-----Loved it of coarse
As always another great Debbie Macomber book. #6 in the series.
Alot better than the previous book; I couldn't put it down.
Seth andJustone's story continues along with all the other intersting people in Cedar Cove A very good story!
awesome book
Good Romantic read!
Wonderful read! 6th in series
This is another winner from one of my favorite authors! I love the whole Cedar Cove series, and really, I've never read a Macomber book I didn't love.
Another great book in an awesome series! I can't wait until the next one come out!
This is a wonderful continuation of the Cedar Cove series. It is also a terrific read on its own without having read the previous books in the series
Great book and I am waiting for the next one in this series
Another great Macomber story about Cedar Cover! Mystery fire at Lighthouse Restaurant finally solved!
This is the first book I've read in this series and I had trouble following all the different story lines. I probably would have enjoy it more if I started the series from the beginning.
Book #6 in the Cedar Cove Series by Debbie Macomber. Debbie does a great job refreshing the readers memory on the relationships she has already established in the previous 5 books in this series. An on going mystery is solved. Relationships previously established are shakey ... some break up - some survive. Read it to find out which make it!
great book
Great read in a series, I wish I didn't have to wait until Sept of 2007 for the next book.
this was an excellent book. I can't wait until the next book in the series comes out. Love the Cedar Cove series. Great read.
Debbie Macomber does another wonderful job pulling us into Cedar Cove and the lives of it's townspeople. Seth and Justine finally learn the truth about the fire at the Lighthouse and also the truth about each other. A new romance breaks out at Get Nailed! And so much more!
Another enjoyable read in the Cedar Cove series
Cedar Cove has been a busy place since Macomber's last installment, 50 Harbor Street (2005). Justine and Seth's restaurant has burned down, thanks to arsonists, and their marriage is threatened. Young Allison's boyfriend, Anson, is a person of interest in the arson case and runs away. Allison is the only one who believes he did not set the fire, but his continued absence damns him in the eyes of the town. These old friends, as well as the rest of the familiar population of Cedar Cove, have new stories to tell. There's hair-stylist Teri's most recent love interest, for example, chess-champion Bobby Polgar. Though she has no knowledge of or interest in chess, once she sees him on TV, she gives in to a sudden urge to cut his hair. Teri has no idea how her life is going to change.
Another great book in the Cedar Cove series. Once again a surprise ending you don't want to miss. The only bad thing I can say about this series is the long wait between books! But even that long wait is worth it.
From the book:
"6 Rainier Drive
Cedar Cove, Washington
Dear Reader,
As you may have heard, we've recently had quite a shock. My husband, Seth, and I lost our business, The Lighthouse restuarant---to arson. The investigation continues. The prime suspect is a young ex-employee named Anson Butler, who disappeared right after the fire.
So Seth and I are trying to sort out our lives. (And let me tell you, this kind of crisis is not good for a marriage.) In the meantime, life goes on for everyone else in Cedar Cove---with marriages, births, reunions and even the occasional scandal. One of the most interesting pieces of news is that Cal, who works on Cliff Harding's ranch, is now rescuing wild mustangs from Wyoming.
I have to run---I'm meeting an old friend, Warren Saget, for lunch. Let's talk soon, and I'll fill you in on everything that's happening in town!
Justine"
From the book:
"6 Rainier Drive
Cedar Cove, Washington
Dear Reader,
As you may have heard, we've recently had quite a shock. My husband, Seth, and I lost our business, The Lighthouse restuarant---to arson. The investigation continues. The prime suspect is a young ex-employee named Anson Butler, who disappeared right after the fire.
So Seth and I are trying to sort out our lives. (And let me tell you, this kind of crisis is not good for a marriage.) In the meantime, life goes on for everyone else in Cedar Cove---with marriages, births, reunions and even the occasional scandal. One of the most interesting pieces of news is that Cal, who works on Cliff Harding's ranch, is now rescuing wild mustangs from Wyoming.
I have to run---I'm meeting an old friend, Warren Saget, for lunch. Let's talk soon, and I'll fill you in on everything that's happening in town!
Justine"
Awesome book! The Cedar Cove Series brings you #6 in the series from the fabulous Debbie Macomber. Once you read this you will be ready for number #7, which will be 74 Seaside Avenue....
Sixth in the series of a town in NW Washington
6th book in Cedar Cove Series by Debbie Macomber. The Lighthouse Restaurant is lost to arson, will Seth ever find out who set the fire? Can he and Justine sort out their lives? Life does go on for the rest of Cedar Cove...marriages, births, reunions and even scandal....................
Loved this book - this whole series is the best.
Seth and Justine lost their business, The Lighthouse restaurant to arson. The investigation continues. The prime suspect is a young ex-employee named Anson Butler, who disappeared right after the fire. So Seth and Justine are trying to sort out their lives. In the meantime, life goes on for everyone else in Cedar Cove--with marriages, births, reunions and even the occasional scandal. One of the most interesting pieces of news is that Cal, who works on Cliff Harding's ranch, is now rescuing wild mustangs from Wyoming.
Each book you read of this series gets a little warmer, a little better, as the characters become more familiar. If you want to read to relax, this is a very nice way of doing so.
A very good read
What a great series. Finished in a week. Can't wait to Aug/Sept for #7. Nice to be able to keep up with the same characters with additionals ones in each book. I really liked how Macomber wrote these.
Dear Reader,
As you may have heard, we've recently had quite a shock. My husband, Seth, and I lost our business, The Lighthouse restaurant - to arson. the investigation continues. The prime suspect is a young ex-employee name Anson Butler, who disappeared right after the fire.
...
As you may have heard, we've recently had quite a shock. My husband, Seth, and I lost our business, The Lighthouse restaurant - to arson. the investigation continues. The prime suspect is a young ex-employee name Anson Butler, who disappeared right after the fire.
...
Debbie Macomber writes great stories full of great relationships. I would love to meet her in town and share a cup of tea. Great light reading fun!
In this book, Seth and Justine lose their restaurant in a fire, but life goes in Cedar Cove with marriages, births, reunions, and even the occasional scandal.
Another fantastic story from Ms. Macomber.
a very good read, you feel as if you are coming back to old friends when you sit down with a Cedar Cove book.
No. 6? Yes and just as good. Life must go on no matter what and that is what happens in each installment. A must read!
Book 6: Cedar Cove Series
This is part of the Cedar Cove series, Book 6, and this is Justine's story. She and her husband Seth, just recently lost their business, the Lighthouse restaurant-to arson. The investigation continues. The prime suspect is a young ex-employee named Anson Butler, who disappeared right after the fire.
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Never met a Macomber I didn't love
Dear Reader, As you may have heard,we've recently had a quite a shock. My husband,Seth and I lost our business,The Lighthouse restaurant-to arson. The investigation continues. The prime suspect is a young ex-employee named Anson Butler, woh disappeared right after the fire.
So Seth and I are trying to sort out our lives.( and let me tell you,this kind of crisis is not good for a marriage.)
In the meantime,life goes on for everyone else in Cedar Cove-with marriages,births,reunions and even the occasional scandal. One of the most interesting pieces of news is that Cal,who works on Cliff Harding's ranch is now rescuing wild mustangs from Wyoming.
I have to run-I'm meeting an old friend.Warren Saget,for lunch. Let talk soon,and I'll fill you in on everything that's happening in town!
Justine
So Seth and I are trying to sort out our lives.( and let me tell you,this kind of crisis is not good for a marriage.)
In the meantime,life goes on for everyone else in Cedar Cove-with marriages,births,reunions and even the occasional scandal. One of the most interesting pieces of news is that Cal,who works on Cliff Harding's ranch is now rescuing wild mustangs from Wyoming.
I have to run-I'm meeting an old friend.Warren Saget,for lunch. Let talk soon,and I'll fill you in on everything that's happening in town!
Justine
Dear Reader, As you may have heard, we've recently had quite a shock. My husband, Seth, and I lost our business, The Lighthouse restaurant-to arson. The investigation continues. The prime suspect is a young ex-employee named Anson Butler, who disappeared right after the fire.
So Seth and I are trying to sort out our lives. (And let me tell you, this kind of crisis is not good for a marriage.) In the meantime, life goes on for everyone else in Cedar Cove-with marraiges, births, reunions and even the occasional scandal. One of the most interesting pieces of news is that Cal, who works on Cliff Harding's ranch, is now rescuing wild mustangs from Wyoming.
I have to run-I'm meeting an old friend, Warren Saget, for lunch. Let's talk soon, and I'll fill you in on everything that's happening in town!
Justine
So Seth and I are trying to sort out our lives. (And let me tell you, this kind of crisis is not good for a marriage.) In the meantime, life goes on for everyone else in Cedar Cove-with marraiges, births, reunions and even the occasional scandal. One of the most interesting pieces of news is that Cal, who works on Cliff Harding's ranch, is now rescuing wild mustangs from Wyoming.
I have to run-I'm meeting an old friend, Warren Saget, for lunch. Let's talk soon, and I'll fill you in on everything that's happening in town!
Justine
Dear Reader,
As you may have heard, we've recently had quite a shock. My husband, Seth, and I lost our business, The Lighthouse restaurant-to arson. The investigation continues. The prime suspect is a young ex-employee named Anson Butler, who disappeared right after the fire.
So Seth and I are trying to sort out our lives. (And let me tell you, this kind of crisis is not good for a marriage.) In the meantime, life goes on for everyone else in Cedar Cove-with marriages, births, reunions and even the occasional scandal. One of the most interesting pieces of news is that Cal, who works on Cliff Harding's ranch, is now rescuing wild mustangs from Wyoming.
I have to run-I'm meeing an old friend, Warren Saget, for lunch. Let's talk soon, and I'll fill you in on everything that's happening in town!
Justine
As you may have heard, we've recently had quite a shock. My husband, Seth, and I lost our business, The Lighthouse restaurant-to arson. The investigation continues. The prime suspect is a young ex-employee named Anson Butler, who disappeared right after the fire.
So Seth and I are trying to sort out our lives. (And let me tell you, this kind of crisis is not good for a marriage.) In the meantime, life goes on for everyone else in Cedar Cove-with marriages, births, reunions and even the occasional scandal. One of the most interesting pieces of news is that Cal, who works on Cliff Harding's ranch, is now rescuing wild mustangs from Wyoming.
I have to run-I'm meeing an old friend, Warren Saget, for lunch. Let's talk soon, and I'll fill you in on everything that's happening in town!
Justine
Dear Reader,
As you may have heard, we've recently had quite a shock. My husband, Seth, and I lost our business, the Lighthouse restaurant - to arson. The investigation continues. The prime suspect is a young ex-employee named Anson Butler, who disappeared right after the fire.
So Seth and I are trying to sort out our lives. (And let me tell you, this kind of crisis is not for a marriage.) In the meantime, life goes on for everyone else in Cedar Cove - with marriages, births, reunions, and even the occasional scandal. One of the most interesting pieces of news is that Cal, who works on Cliff Harding's ranch, is now rescuing wild mustangs from Wyoming.
I have to run - I'm meeting an old friend, Warren Saget, for lunch. Let's talk soon, and I'll fill you in on everything that's happening in town!
Justine
As you may have heard, we've recently had quite a shock. My husband, Seth, and I lost our business, the Lighthouse restaurant - to arson. The investigation continues. The prime suspect is a young ex-employee named Anson Butler, who disappeared right after the fire.
So Seth and I are trying to sort out our lives. (And let me tell you, this kind of crisis is not for a marriage.) In the meantime, life goes on for everyone else in Cedar Cove - with marriages, births, reunions, and even the occasional scandal. One of the most interesting pieces of news is that Cal, who works on Cliff Harding's ranch, is now rescuing wild mustangs from Wyoming.
I have to run - I'm meeting an old friend, Warren Saget, for lunch. Let's talk soon, and I'll fill you in on everything that's happening in town!
Justine
