Another treasure by Sarah Eden
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This is such a sweet story.  I love all of Sarah Eden's books, but this is at the top of the list.  One of my most favorite books.
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I love this book, sad when it was over, so I was thrilled to find SARAH by JT LeRoy. Had a similar type of heartbreak without pity, but beautiful! Great adventure! Fun to read one great book and go right on to another! It  just got a great review in the NY TImes! Way great!
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I can't say enough about my discovery of the treasure,  Anna Quindlen. Her characters are vibrant, her writing exquisite. But, most of all, each page of this wonderful book exudes real life and a philosophy, a reason for living. Thank you, Anna Quindlen, sharing a piece of your world with me.
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This was another wonderful read in the Jonquil family story.  There was intrique, a villian, a hero and a damsel in distress.  Another well put together story from Sarah Eden, I would recommend to anyone who enjoys historical fictional romance.
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There is nothing quite like the anticipation of a new Sarah Eden book.  I usually get books well before I will be reading them so they sit there, taunting me with the awesome I know is inside but can't have just yet.  But when I finally get to pick it up?  It's like Christmas!

Sarah Eden will always be a must read, go-to author for me.  I love her books.  She has such a gentle way of weaving a story together.  Her characters are flawed, with insecurities and mistakes which make them human and so very endearing.  This book is no exception to that.  It was exactly what I've come to expect from Sarah Eden and I was simply in love with Daphne and James.

It was so good to see characters from previous books.  It adds to that feeling of coming home.  This is the third book in this particular series but you don't need to read the previous books to enjoy this one.  It would just add to your connection of secondary characters- mainly Daphne's sister and brother in law.

I loved this book.  It was perfect.

Content:  clean
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Sarah did not fail us with her latest book, Lost Lake.  The magic of the story kept you engaged and wanting more with each page.

LOVED IT!!!
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Oh my goodness! I love this story. I was so excited to read about Philip's perspective, but I was disappointed when the story ended so soon! I could have gone on reading all night. Anyway, fans of Edenbrooke will love this "prequel" of sorts. It was nice for a few things about Philip's past to be explained in more detail and why he was so enraptured with Marianne from the start. I hope the author writes more from Philip's perspective...(hint hint) Ms. Donaldson :)
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This series continued to get even better as I read this volume. I had always enjoyed the adventures of American born, romance novelist, Eden Elliott but this book ended just as I wanted it to. A classical romance ending filled with possibilities and even perhaps, a new romance blossoming.

Eden has lived for the past six months in Glenkillen, Scotland. The stay is about to end, when she is mysteriously invited to a coveted whiskey tasting. Why the Chieftain of the Dougal family would invite her was a mystery, however, Eden was attending with a happy attitude, and even a purpose...to keep the Chieftain safe! The ninety year old Bridie Dougal had received a threat, and Eden, a Voluntary Police Constable, was to keep an eye on Bridie.

When a death occurs, Eden is shaken but will pursue along with the Inspector and Constable Sean.

The action increases and the complexity does as well. Does this case have something to do with Eden's long deserted Father? Well, you will have to read the novel.

I was well pleased with the outcome and hope to see more books in this series.
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I Have never read a book before by Sarah-Kate-Lynch. I must say i adore this charming and different story by Sarah-Kate-Lynch. What I liked about it was how Sarah introduces bees as her theme.
The story is about Sugar Wallace who has amazing honey produced by her faithful hive of bees. It seem that she has been running away from her past but why I can not tell you, readers will have to read to find out why.. Every spring Sugar moves somewhere new. When Sugar arrives in New York Manhattan tragedy happens when Sugar's Queen bee goes on strike with all her bees not producing any honey. This is a wonderful story about new love and learning how to be happy again.
 I hope many readers will enjoy reading The Wedding Bees as much as I have. For me I will certainly read another story from Sarah-Kate-Lynch. The Wedding Bees is published by William Morrow and is available to order now from Amazon.
Sarah-Kate Lynch lives in New Zealand where she writes two regular columns for their bestselling women's magazine Woman's Day. Review by ireadnovelswordpress.com
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I have been in love with Sarah Addison Allen's writing since I randomly stumbled on Garden Spells in an airport bookstore.  Since then, I have anxiously awaited each new book - ready to devour each new charming tale of love, cooking, magic, and quirky small towns.  The Girl Who Chased the Moon does not disappoint and keeps with the tradition of her first two books, Garden Spells and The Sugar Queen.  Really, if I had any complaints, it would be these two: they're too engaging and they're too short.  I ordered The Girl Who Chased the Moon from Amazon on two day shipping and received it less than two days later, I started it that night and finished it within 48 hours.  Reading it in bed was a problem because I couldn't put it down and therefore didn't get to sleep on time, but though I was tired from lack of sleep the next day, I lay awake the next night, reading as well.  And, then, inevitably, and far too quickly, it was over and I was sad because I wanted more.  I am all about stories that are happy and redeeming and pleasant.  Her books fill me with contented warmth and are a joy to read.  If you are looking for intense, real-life drama, and stark, tragic endings, her books are not for you.  But if you are looking for a charming and happy escape from the real world that will give you pleasant dreams (if you can put the books down long enough to go to sleep) and are always redeeming, then, please, buy this book and all of her books.  You will not be disappointed.
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I read this straight through and now I want more. Sarah has a wonderful way with developing the plot. Keeping the twist and turns engaging. I'm loving the mix of psyche and science as she develops their special gifts.
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Debra Holland has once again written a story that I truly love. Grace and Frey and Gertie were made to be together. I like that some of the other people of Sweetwater Springs were there as well as Trudy and Seth, with them involved Grace's worries were for not. I also appreciate the introduction of Emily Dickinson poems and I never knew those wonderful houses were called "Foursquare" design.
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I discovered this author through Denise Grover Swank.  I LOVE dragon's and cannot wait until Eden Ashe publishes another book in this series.  Guaranteed Eden is now another of my "new favorite" authors!
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Sarah has done it again! Continues the spectacular story with excitement and thrills on every page. I could not put the book down. Love this series!
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Once again, Sarah Stewart Taylor sucked me into a mystery, and I am not a mystery reader.  But I love the way she writes, I find it fascinating that the story revolves around mourning jewelry, and the story just sweeps me away--so much so that I ditched an entire day of a planned vacation just to lay on a blanket in the park and finish the book.  I couldn't help myself.  I loved her last book, too, but this one even more so.  The writing is so luxurious that before I knew it two hours had passed and I was completely captured by the story.  It was, for me, the perfect way to spend a vacation.  Now I can't wait for the third book in this series!
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I have read so many romances, especially Regency era, and this has been one of my absolute favorites.  It is clean- rare in romance novels  these days.  It creates an even greater sense of anticipation and shows respect for our sexuality by keeping it private.  Sarah Eden has a gift for clever dialogue and wonderful timing in the unfolding of her characters.  I absolutely loved the correlation to the Greek myth of Hades and Persephone.  I actually cried and cried when I finished reading it.  I've been known to cry when a character dies but, when the book ends?  That's rare and a true sign of how deeply the book touched me.  It's been years since I've had this reaction.  The last time I reacted like this was at the end of "A Town Like Alice", one of the best books I've ever read.
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I first read this story years ago when it was self-published, and loved it.  I had a friend in serious need of a good clean romance (and some chocolate -- you know those days), so I did what any true friend would do, and mailed her my copy.  A while later, I realized that I really wanted to read it again, even though I knew how the mystery was solved.  The characters were that memorable. Unfortunately, when I went online to buy myself a new copy, the author had taken all her books off and I had to wait years for them to be published by an actual company one-by-one (good for Sarah, not for me).  Finally, "For Elise" is back!

Yes, I enjoyed it again.  The author paced it well and included the banter that us fans of hers expect and adore.  Thanks, Sarah!

I've enjoyed all of her books, especially "Seeking Persephone" (which I was smart enough to keep my original copy of).  If you are looking for more books like Sarah's, try "Edenbrooke" by Julianne Donaldson.  As soon as I read the last page, I wanted to turn to the beginning and start again!