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44 Cranberry Point (Cedar Cove, Book 4)
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MSRP: $7.50
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Manufacturer: Mira
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Additional 44 Cranberry Point (Cedar Cove, Book 4) Information
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A New York Times Bestseller Things haven't been the same at Peggy and Bob Beldon's Thyme and Tide B and B since a man died there. Bob had known him briefly in Vietnam . . . and now it appears that he was poisoned!
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What Customers Say About 44 Cranberry Point (Cedar Cove, Book 4):
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The transition to each successive novel is smooth with just enough repetition that readers who are just starting with a later sequence can pick up & the novel makes sense. This series is an easy read that keeps you interested with a mystery to solve along with relationships. Although there is romance, it's tasteful & keeps you wondering if the relationships will be lasting. However, I ordered all of them starting with the first one through the last so far, #8. I'm so glad I did.
This is a wonderful series by Debbie. It's hard waiting for the next one to come out. This series is a great escape while reading it.
This is not one of Macombers best but the story line does carry you through. I was not really thrilled with it and don't know if I will continue to follow this series.
Cedar Cover doesn't disappoint in entertaining the reader, you can loose yourself completely in Ms. Macombers tale once again.
And who would have thought that a dog and bachelor auction would ignite so much.Besides the repeating of old stories lines, this book hit me a little wrong with the tone of voice of many of the women. There just seemed to be too much rehashing of the previous books. I just wish that they didn't sound so whiney and unsure of themselves. If you have been reading this series from the beginning you already knew what Macomber was telling you in the first third of this book.Cranberry Point finally ties up the story behind Max Russell and why he died at the B&B. Marriages and babies abound and a couple new love interests are sparked. Even Olivia, the judge, sounds whiney and at times pathetic. Macomber needs to get back on track and give these women some more strength and backbone.
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