It was typical Macomber.
933965
I needed something light hearted and this filled the bill.  I would've liked a little more character development on motor cycle guy.  He was still somewhat of a mystery.
1174979
I have read numerous Debbie Macomber writings.  This was not her best work.  But, it was a cute story.
4892977
It was a nice easy read.  Also purchased the sequel.  I love Debbie Macomber - especially her books about Blossom Street.
536329
It showed the beautiful country side of Wales and that it can be a brutal place to make a living. I thought the actors did a
reasonable job of portraying the family relationships and how one event can damage the rest of the family members. The plot was a bit predictable but enjoyable family movie.
1198890
I'm a huge fan of McKillip's books. This is one of my lesser likes, perhaps because it's setting is more contemporary. It was still a good read.
4415696
This was good. It has the regular stuff that a Hot Rod magazine would have. Nothing special, but I enjoyed this.
1221314
Although it was the typical story it had enough details specific to it to make it watchable and almost realistic. I liked how the relationship was developed without unnecessary sensuality.
2023969
A period piece. The stereotypes are typical if predictable.

The value lies in the 1954 shots of The Apple Valley Inn, the Salton Sea (during a very short and poignant period of it's existence) and the vehicles of the period (check out the trim on the Ford Crestline Sunliner - predecessor to the '55 Fairlane...) Ignore the fact that you see the same Chevy pick-up in three different scenes.

Predecessor to:&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Vanishing-Point/dp/B001JNND9W/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Vanishing Point</a>&nbsp;a true classic almost 20 years later.
3476748
It's decent enough, it's more like a jam session with some country stars and Michael McDonald seems to have taken over. Needs a little more Tom Johnston ("Savannah Nights" was a jam!). It's really like a greatest hits redux so if you are a fan you won't totally hate this as they don't really change up arrangements here. The Doob's were always a little bit rock and roll country sort of like The Eagles, but then wasn't most every 70's rock band a little bit country. Except of course, for "What a Fool Believes", it's a catchy pop song but was pretty much the beginning of the end for the Doobie Brothers.
1703384
The action in the book was consistent and it moved right along. There were no real dead spots in the book. I did think the storyline of the ark was a little far-fetched.
3023889
The writing's not the same as Truman's other books, because she didn't write it--Donald Bain did. I think this is clear on the jacket & readers shouldn't expect the same thing. I would have liked to have seen Mac's role in the book(s) expanded and more true to Truman's characterization, but I think Bain has done a very good job of picking up where Truman left off when she died. I recommend his books.
2131649
This was a good story. It was mellow for my tastes, especially for an MC book, but I did enjoy it.
476218
WM pursued a typical theme and while there were few surprises it was well written and the characters drew one in. An enjoyable read.
4936509
I enjoyed the story and there was no blood and guts just a good story line.
Thank You Debbie Macomber
3238615
This book was a quick read, entertaining book that I would recommend.  It is not a typical Debbie Macomber story but still enjoyable.
4261199
I am a long-time Debbie Macomber fan.  Her writing is easy reading with likeable characters.  This was a cute story.  Classic Debbie!
2768854
Easy to cheer on the good guys in this book. Mac was an extremely likeable good guy.  I was anxious to here the motive for the kidnappings.