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Jun 24 2010

44 Cranberry Point by Debbie Macomber

Synopsis: Peggy Beldon Thyme and Tide B and B 44 Cranberry Point Cedar Cove, Washington Dear Reader, I love living in Cedar Cove, but things haven’t been the same since a man died in our B and B. Turns out his name was Max Russell, and Bob had known him briefly in Vietnam.We still don’t [...]

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Jun 21 2010

TBR Challenge – Monday

The deal: a week of just reading books from my To-Be-Read pile. Diary: Sunday: Start challenge with 44 Cranberry Point by Debbie Macomber Monday: Finish 44 Cranberry Point by Debbie Macomber Start Memory Garden by Rachel Hore Share on Facebook

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Jun 21 2010

It’s Monday! (2)

What Are You Reading, is where we gather to share what we have read this past week and what we plan to read this week.  It is a great way to network with other bloggers, see some wonderful blogs, and put new titles on your reading list. (taken from http://bookjourney.wordpress.com/) Last Week’s Reading: Voltaire: Candide [...]

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Jun 20 2010

TBR Readathon Sunday to Saturday – Day 1!

This is a readathon hosted by Bookworkinginthe21stcentury. It ran last week but I only discovered it yesterday so I thought I would do it this week instead! So I am starting this evening with: Synopsis from Goodreads: Peggy Beldon Thyme and Tide B and B 44 Cranberry Point Cedar Cove, Washington Dear Reader, I love [...]

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Nov 30 2009

311 Pelican Court by Debbie Macomber

Synopsis from debbiemacomber.com: Now divorced, Zach and Rosie Cox are struggling to adjust to Judge Olivia’s unusual custody agreement—and to the fact they’re thrown together more than they would have wished. The kids are staying in the family home, and it’s Rosie and Zach who have to do the coming and going. Having discovered the [...]

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Nov 30 2009

204 Rosewood Lane by Debbie Macomber

Waterstone’s Synopsis: Welcome to Cedar Cove – a small town with a big heart! Grace Sherman’s life was happy and untroubled – until her husband just disappeared. She’s spent the last six months desperately searching for an answer. What could be so awful that a devoted husband and father would go without a note or [...]

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Nov 24 2009

Old Boyfriends by Debbie Macomber

Waterstones Synopsis: “She didn’t understand how she could lie beside him in bed night after night and dream about another man…”When Susannah Nelson turned eighteen, her parents sent her to school abroad. She said goodbye to her boyfriend, Jake – and never saw him again.Years later, Susannah finds herself regretting the paths not taken. Returning [...]

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Nov 02 2009

16 Lighthouse Road by Debbie Macomber

Waterstones Synopsis: Family court judge Olivia Lockhart has a failed marriage, a difficult relationship with her daughter, Justine, and a mother who has plenty of opinions and is always willing to share them. When Olivia denies a divorce in court, there is a frenzied reaction and, thanks to an article by Jack Griffin in the [...]

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Nov 02 2009

Summer on Blossom Street by Debbie Macomber

Waterstone’s Synopsis: This is Lydia’s newest knitting class is called “Knit to Quit”. It has four members: Abbie, a woman who’s dealing with a broken engagement; Alix who wants to quit smoking before she gets pregnant; Margaret and – for the first time – a man, Brain Hutchinson, who joins the class to help deal [...]

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Oct 09 2009

Twenty Wishes by Debbie Macomber

Amazon description: What do you want most in the world? Bookshop owner Anne Marie Roche wants to find happiness again. Her life hasn’t turned out as she expected and recently widowed, she’s never felt more alone. On Valentine s Day, Anne Marie and a several other widows get together to celebrate…what? Hope, possibility, the future. [...]

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