On A Night Like This by Barbara Freethy
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If you never read  the Callaways story you are missing a good love story all the books will hold your interest until the end.
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I originally received this book as a gift and loved it.  It is great for pleasure reading.  It is easy reading but definitely not shallow.  Very enjoyable.  I like Barbara Pym's work very much and own almost all her books now.  I most recently ordered this book to give as a gift--an indication of how highly I rate it.
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It was fun and light reading. A Debbie Macomber book in her usual style. Pure enjoyment with no stress and just makes you feel good
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I enjoyed this book I couldn't put it down at night.
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A great book, I got this on audible and  would listen at night. good story,
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Each and every one of Barbara Freethy's novels I have read are wonderful love stories with just enough sex to make me unable to put her books down even while I am cooking or folding laundry!!!! As long as she keeps writing I will keep reading he wonderful stories.
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It was a great read and different from her other books.  It is all about life in a small British community but could be anywhere in the United States.  I read it because it was a book club selection, but it was one of those books you couldn't put down.  The characters were vivid and I am sure other readers will recognize how similar the people in the small town were like people that you know in your church or neighborhood.  The book that I ordered was used but was in excellent condition and was shipped very quickly.
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Rather enjoyed this book. The characters were interesting and the story moved along very nicely. If you like this type of story I would recommend you read this one. I'm going to read more of Barbara Deloto's books.
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Another win for Barbara Freethy.  Haven't found anything by her that I didn't absolutely love reading.
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I loved this book and most of Barbara Freethy books. It is a fast read, interesting plot and just a fun book.
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I read all of Barbara Freethy's books because she is an author that is able to keep your attention.
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I love romances with a touch of magic, and Judith Arnold did it marvelously in Changes. It has just the right touch of is-it-or-isnt it.

An antique jukebox in a down-home bar in a seaside town decides all on its own what song to play for a quarter, and transforms the lives of the two people on whom the player has decided to cast its spell. Oris it coincidence that they decided all on their own, right after listening to their song, that the lives and the loves theyd been living were not what they wanted and needed at all?

For Diana and Nick, the song is David Bowies Changes, and both of them need a few if they're ever going to be truly happy. Diana, with pressure from all around her in her silver-spoon life, has been hanging on to the wrong love since she was in diapers. What Nick needs to shed is bone-deep hurt and hatred from unthinkable betrayals in his much more than checkered past.

Id love to be Diana, and Id love to love Nick, and the bar owner is someone every one of us would love to have in our lives. It looks as though the bar owner will appear again in Jukebox books 2 and 3. I cant wait to spend more time in her company, and find out what Arnold has in store for two more pairs of lovers.
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The Summer Springsteen's Songs Saved Me by Barbara Quinn starts with a bang then gently unfolds from there. Sofia is married to Jerome, a controlling arrogant type. When she walks in on him with his personal trainer, she decides to set up a new life for herself near the beach. Listening to Bruce Springsteen has always been her escape and now it is a real refuge from the changes in her life.
The main character Sofia is well written and we feel empathy with her and warmth towards her from early on in the book. Her best friend Amy is a good addition to the book too and the whacky real estate agent Terri keeps the reader amused. The introduction of a potential new love interest in neighbour Sammy was lovely as we don't often see stories of older ladies meeting someone new. At first Sofia had a lack of self-confidence but knew she had to put her husband and previous life behind her if she was going to be happy and I really liked that about her.  Although I have to confess I don't know many of Bruce Springsteens songs I did get some of the references to E street band and other things. This would really appeal to someone who is a fan. What I did love however was the fact that Sofia uses music she loves to help in difficult situations in her life as I could really identify with that.
The backstory of her losing her son was simmering away in the background through the story but it was used not as a reason to pity Sofia, but more as a reason to appreciate how she has healed and how her courageous journey continues. I really enjoyed this story. A mix of music, romance, grumpy ex-husbands and loyal best friends. Perfect for a cold winter night.
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A bit different storyline for this one it is usually ladies of the night but this one is a gentleman instead. It was a nice change of pace. The writing had a good flow and a splendid and quick read. This was a good book to read on a lazy afternoon. I am very pleased that I downloaded it.
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I really liked this book. It is nice reading a book just for the pure enjoyment. This was different then her others in this series, much funnier and very fast moving. The "mystery" part I think was more of a back ground story and Aunt was more of the star, what a trip she was. The crazy relative everyone would love to be or at least have in there family
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This music was a real delight for me, nice gentle music, late at night it could not be bettered. G.Ashton.
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I enjoy reading Debbie Macomber's work, it is exciting and keeps you turning pages while telling yourself, "this will be the last page for tonight".  Love her books.