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Postcards From Cedar Key (Cedar Key #4)

by Terri DuLong (Goodreads Author)

3.8 of 5 stars 3.80 · rating details · 104 ratings · 38 reviews

Starting a new life in Cedar Key, Florida, Berkley Whitmore, plagued by self-doubt, is delighted when her new store, Berkley's Chocolates & Gems, draws a wide circle of new friends and the admiration of English mystery author Saxton Tate III, giving her the courage to find the truth about her past.

Paperback, 352 pages

Published October 30th 2012 by Kensington

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Apr 17, 2013 Jackie rated it 2 of 5 stars

I felt like I was slogging through treacle. I like a clean book as well as the next person (maybe even more so, since clean writing is high on my list of desirables) but seriously?

1. Basically no character development. Really, not any character that was memorable or even well defined. And there were so many of them, I felt like I needed a chart just to keep them straight.

2. Tired plot.

3. Cause book - one with an agenda: to educate us about abuse and hemachromawhatever it is.

4. Immature writin...more

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Jan 02, 2013 Margaret rated it 2 of 5 stars

I had read the others in this series, but it had been a while. I love stories about small towns and how people come together to help each other and that is what this book was mostly about. The main plot, though, is one that is quite common...Berkley Whitmore's mother had a secret that neither she nor Berkley's beloved granmother would reveal. Some mysterious postcards turn up after both women died and Berkley is determined to find out why her mother left her with her grandmother for an entire su...more

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Dec 09, 2012 Grace rated it 2 of 5 stars

Author: Terri DuLong

Title: Postcards from Cedar Key
Description: Berkley, a fortysomething chocolatier, relocates to Cedar Key to find out why her mother had deserted her for a summer when Berkley was five. As she begins to build her life on the island, she makes friends, falls in love, and learns more about what her mother dealt with forty years ago.
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Plot: The main plot is this question of Berkley’s mother. Fairly early on, Berkley meets a person who co...more

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Oct 18, 2012 Ivyd rated it 4 of 5 stars

3.5 stars

Berkley Whitmore moves home and chocolate store business to Cedar Key from Salem, Mass. Berkley’s relocation is prompted by the discovery of postcards from her recently deceased mother to her grandmother. Her mother spent a summer in Cedar Key forty years ago and the mystery of why is what Berkley hopes to solve. When Saxton Tate III, British mystery author, enters her chocolate shop for his bi-weekly fix Berkley discovers that more than one mystery awaits her in Cedar Key. At forty-six...more 3.5 stars

Berkley Whitmore moves home and chocolate store business to Cedar Key from Salem, Mass. Berkley’s relocation is prompted by the discovery of postcards from her recently deceased mother to her grandmother. Her mother spent a summer in Cedar Key forty years ago and the mystery of why is what Berkley hopes to solve. When Saxton Tate III, British mystery author, enters her chocolate shop for his bi-weekly fix Berkley discovers that more than one mystery awaits her in Cedar Key. At forty-six has she finally met the man she can have an honest loving relationship with?

Berkley, in many ways a loner, quickly realizes life in Cedar Key makes that difficult. She doesn’t waste any time trying to find out if any of the locals remember her mother from that long ago visit. The chance discovery of a name opens up the door to the past. When secrets have been kept for this long it’s never for a good reason. How dark is this secret and do any of the locals actually hold the key to that mysterious summer?

I understood Berkley’s curiosity and to an extent some of her obsessive behavior. However, Berkley’s resentment of her mother and feelings of abandonment centered around that one summer struck me strongly as petty. Berkley had no justification for those feelings in my humble opinion. Her mother’s actions fit perfectly with what’s known about her and her character. When she does learn the truth she feels ashamed for what she’s felt. She should. Other than that I liked Berkley and I really liked Saxton. He has his own journey of discovery, forgiveness and healing of past mistakes. As we’re all aware, they’re usually made with the best of intentions and only with the wisdom of hindsight do we learn otherwise.

It was a pleasure to catch up on old friends and meet new ones. There’s always a surprise or two in store and POSTCARDS FROM CEDAR KEY is no exception. Some delightful twists await return visitors. It’s always a treat and I look forward to my mental trips to Cedar Key.

3.5 stars
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Sep 30, 2012 Nancy Narma rated it 4 of 5 stars

“Secrets, Memories and Revelations Abound”

We first met dark-haired beauty,(with a purple streak),entrepreneur Berkley Whitmore in Ms. DuLong’s “Sunrise on Cedar Key”, when she visited the island, met Grace, Chloe,
Suellen , plus many others, and decided to stay. She made a deal with Chloe to rent the store front of Chloe’s newly acquired building, and in doing so, had the opportunity to reside in its second floor apartment.. With the death of her Mother from Hemochromatosis, came delays in settli...more “Secrets, Memories and Revelations Abound”

We first met dark-haired beauty,(with a purple streak),entrepreneur Berkley Whitmore in Ms. DuLong’s “Sunrise on Cedar Key”, when she visited the island, met Grace, Chloe,
Suellen , plus many others, and decided to stay. She made a deal with Chloe to rent the store front of Chloe’s newly acquired building, and in doing so, had the opportunity to reside in its second floor apartment.. With the death of her Mother from Hemochromatosis, came delays in settling on the island and finding answers to questions which had plagued her for years. Perhaps with the opening of her Chocolate and Gem Shop, (as well as making a deal with Dora to sell her hand spun yarn from her two Alpacas; Bosco and Belle) she would be able to make connections with some of the island’s life-long residents and, at last, put her family puzzle pieces together. The stack of postcards , mailed by her Mother from Cedar key, haunt her. Why did her Mother leave her for the entire summer when she was five? And, while being in her Grandmother’s care, did they hastily move from Maine to Salem, Mass.? Would her Aunt Stella Baldwin have any answers? But Aunt Stella and Berkley’s Mother, Jeanette Whitmore, were never close! What part will British Author; Saxton Tate III play in her life? And what does Doyle Summers know about this 40-year mystery? Berkley learns her Mother and Father were never married and a tale told for protection so long ago comes back to confuse and shock. You’ll join the merry Thursday Night Knitting Group complete with many personalities. You’ll learn, as the group did., that people are not always what they seem. Are Berkley’s Chocolates responsible for some miracles? You’ll chuckle, sigh, perhaps cry, and feel the warmth as Berkley goes through her journey of self-doubts, secrets, found love and friendship and learns that sometimes the past does foretell the future. Ms. DuLong has touched on some topics; such as that of little known genetic disorder; “Hemochromatosis”, (where a person absorbs too much Iron from their digestive tract), the horrors of domestic abuse and the effects it has, not only on the victim, but on the entire family and last, but not least, a worthwhile program where children are encouraged to improve their reading skills by reading aloud to canine friends. The Author has also included the knitting instructions for “Cedar Key Scarves”. I’m anxious (and bet you will be too), to read more about Berkley, and perhaps “Newcomer” Solange and “Copa Girl” Maybelle. In the meantime, don’t miss this volume! Nancy Narma
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Jul 31, 2012 Julie Barrett rated it 5 of 5 stars

Postcards From Cedar Key by Terri DuLong
Wanted to read this book as I've been following the series and know there are many things I like about it. To me a good book is one that takes me places and I learn something new. This book has done that and so much more.
The knitting - there can never be enough books about knitting. Also the mystery and just the island living how everybody helps one another out when needed.
There is so much I love about this book: chocolates, knitting, crystals, soft shell...more Postcards From Cedar Key by Terri DuLong
Wanted to read this book as I've been following the series and know there are many things I like about it. To me a good book is one that takes me places and I learn something new. This book has done that and so much more.
The knitting - there can never be enough books about knitting. Also the mystery and just the island living how everybody helps one another out when needed.
There is so much I love about this book: chocolates, knitting, crystals, soft shell crabs, fall foliage, spinning yarn, hurricane, charity community service, Pages and Paws program, mystery of the plant in the chocolate, Jordan Marsh Muffins and all the food.
Berkley Whitmore has postcards from her mom to her grandmother from the summer of 1972 when she had come to the island-Berkley as a 5year old stayed with her grandmother.
Now that she's cleaned out the house up north and has arrived at Cedar Key with postcards they do hold a clue as to what happened that summer and she starts asking around.
Neither would talk about that time and she feels she's missed a very important part of her life. Then again maybe some things in the past are better left alone....
Berkley Whitmore runs the chocolate shop:she has seashore themed chocolates and spins/sells her own spun yarn from her own alpacas at the local knitting store.
She also has invited her aunt-her mom's sister to come visit as she might have some photos or more clues.
One customer, a male, Saxton that comes in daily is becoming friendly and they share a meal once a week and with others take a cruise on the water. He has issues also as he's not seen his daughter in 20+ years now and after talking to Berkley is considering contacting her.
There are others who capture the storyline moving it along at just the right speed, never dull or boring. Even though there are a lot of characters in the book they do each play a small part in the whole scheme of things but it's not overpowering enough to take you away from the main plot. I love catching up to date with the others in the community and what everyone is doing to help others and the community out.
Such a relaxing book, hearing about the locals and how they clash and sometimes get along well.
Some parts of this book had me laughing out loud-this I do very rarely, and at times I sped up my reading to solve a mystery, and at other times my hands were clenched in annoyance as I've been through some of the scenes in real life.
Love how at the end everything comes full circle and how life continues on.

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Jan 20, 2013 Linda rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: chick-lit, contemporary-fiction, family-relationships, florida, friendship-adult-women, knitting, letters-correspondence, mother-daughter, romance, small-towns, family-secrets

Berkley Whitmore moved to Cedar Key, Florida to open a chocolate shop. She quickly makes new friends, and learns to love her new home. But Berkley moved to Cedar Key for another reason. Her mother lived on the island years ago when Berkley was a child and left Berkley behind. Berkley has never understood why her mother left her and why she went to Cedar Key. Now a series of postcards she found after her mother died, draws Berkley to Cedar Key, hoping to find the answers to her questions about he...more

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Oct 29, 2012 Kathy Jund rated it 5 of 5 stars

Best-Kept Secret

Terri DuLong returns with book five of her Cedar Key series: “Postcards from Cedar Key”, which will by far be one of your favorites! Postcards, is a true work of Women’s Fiction that transports you directly to this small close-knit island community where the residents look after each other while welcoming strangers seeking sanctuary. A story filled with heartfelt emotion that holds you captive while slowly revealing a woman’s struggling journey to salvation, providing the truth b...more Best-Kept Secret

Terri DuLong returns with book five of her Cedar Key series: “Postcards from Cedar Key”, which will by far be one of your favorites! Postcards, is a true work of Women’s Fiction that transports you directly to this small close-knit island community where the residents look after each other while welcoming strangers seeking sanctuary. A story filled with heartfelt emotion that holds you captive while slowly revealing a woman’s struggling journey to salvation, providing the truth behind often-asked questions, met with no answers. Where a chance discovery will finally provide the clues that will bring to light the reasons for choices so long ago made and the secret strength required in choosing to leave when at last achieving newly found salvation. Upon our return to the West Florida island of Cedar Key, we once again visit with the characters as warm and inviting as a hand-knit scarf, which wraps itself around the heart of all who venture there. Berkley Whitmore is a woman who believes everything has its place. Organized to the level that may be prescribed as obsessive, she lived a very quiet life in Salem Massachusetts immersed in the family chocolate shop once owned by her grandmother and mother. The shop, along with the homemade chocolates they sold, also offered crystals and gems along with Berkley’s homespun yarns harvested from her two alpacas. Berkley has always been her own woman, something she attributes perchance to the circumstances surrounding her name, her once shoulder-length hair (which she herself cut), carries a purple streak she feels suits her. The recent passing of her mother has delayed Berkley’s arrival to Cedar Key where she has chosen on her previous visit to set up shop on the tropical island, which somehow feels like home. However, Berkley has another reason for being on Cedar Key; she will stop at nothing in her quest for the answers to questions from her childhood kept hidden from her by a long ago secret.
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Dec 07, 2012 Crystal rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Postcards from Cedar Key by Terri Dulong is the first book I have read in this series. I don't know how I had not discovered it before this series is the small town feel I love! I will be on the look out for more from this series.

Berkley Whitmore moves to Cedar Key in search of some answers. What she finds is a wonderful community that she quickly belongs too and grows to love. She's not looking for love but it arrives when she meets Saxton Tate the Third.

I enjoyed watching Berkley search for...more

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Nov 26, 2012 Diana Leigh rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary-fiction, womens-fiction

Rating: 2½ Stars

Berkley Whitmore doesn't know why her mother abandoned her during the summer of 1972, leaving her behind with her grandmother in Massachusetts. Neither woman was willing to talk to Berkley about the reasons for the trip, even after she became an adult.

When her mom passes away, she finds a stack of postcards from the summer in question that lead her to Cedar Key, Florida. Berkley moves to the island and opens a chocolate shop. In between her time working at her store and spinning...more Rating: 2½ Stars

Berkley Whitmore doesn't know why her mother abandoned her during the summer of 1972, leaving her behind with her grandmother in Massachusetts. Neither woman was willing to talk to Berkley about the reasons for the trip, even after she became an adult.

When her mom passes away, she finds a stack of postcards from the summer in question that lead her to Cedar Key, Florida. Berkley moves to the island and opens a chocolate shop. In between her time working at her store and spinning yarn for her internet business, she searches for clues to why her mom ran away to Cedar Key when Berkley was five. She hopes that a few of the lifelong residents of the island will remember something about that summer and help her solve the mystery of her mother's past.

I seem to have the minority opinion about this book, because most of the other reviewers loved it. I picked up this book because I enjoy stories where clues to family secrets are revealed in old-fashioned correspondence (letters and postcards!). Unfortunately there were things in this book that didn't sit well with me, the main one being the big secret her mother Jeanette was hiding. I think the reason Jeanette fled to Cedar Key was very understandable, but what I don't understand is why she kept it a secret from Berkley after she reached adulthood.

Apparently the summer Jeanette left Berkley was so detrimental to her well-being that she could never have a meaningful relationship with anyone. Honestly, when I started reading the book, based on Berkley's issues I thought her mom had abandoned her for good, but it turns out it was just the summer months when Berkley was five. Regardless, it just seems her mom and grandmother should have been honest with her a looong time ago.

The other part of the story was Berkley's budding romantic relationship with a local mystery writer named Saxton. Let me tell you that Saxon was a delight - smart, charming, witty, British - but I just didn't feel a spark between them. As friends, they were perfect together. More like "kissing cousins" than two people dating exclusively.

What I did love about the book was the setting and secondary characters. Cedar Key sounds absolutely beautiful and welcoming (and it's a real place off the west coast of Florida). The colorful characters were a lot of fun getting to know.

POSTCARDS FROM CEDAR KEY is part of the Cedar Keys series, but can be read stand-alone.

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Jan 21, 2013 Linda rated it 5 of 5 stars

This book was great from the beginning to the end. It is a Mystery/Romance. I don't like a lot of romance novels but this one was delightful not explicit and not full of sex. Terri DuLong made me feel I was there in Cedar Key and one of the people who lived there. I felt all the characters were my friends too. I thoroughly enjoyed this book. It is about a woman in her middle age who goes to Cedar Key, FL in search of finding out more about her mother. Only thing she has are some postcards from h...more

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Nov 12, 2012 Peggy rated it 5 of 5 stars

Another good book by Terri DuLong! I really enjoy reading her books. It makes me want to go to Cedar Key, FL.

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Nov 27, 2012 Debbie Maskus rated it 3 of 5 stars

DuLong presents many areas that I found interesting. I loved many of the topics detailed from the world of yarn from the animal (alpaca) to the knitting of a piece of clothing. The sense of community spirit made me want to move to Cedar Key where each person is an important part of the town. Even in all this glow of love, loyalty, and compassion; DuLong infuses the results of domestic violence. DuLong does not dwell on domestic violence, but slyly inserts a chapter on this hardship. I feel that...more

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Nov 18, 2012 Nicole rated it 2 of 5 stars

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. I hate leaving a bad review. I am also including spoilers which I don't like doing but feel I need to. I hated this book. Berkley, the main character in this book is overly sweet and the perfect person, so much so I was really wondering if she spewed rainbows and shit butterflies.

Berkley is 45 years old and starts dating Saxton. Their relationship is weird for a good portion of the book. I was happy the author did not have them jumping into bed together after the first date, or even the first m...more I hate leaving a bad review. I am also including spoilers which I don't like doing but feel I need to. I hated this book. Berkley, the main character in this book is overly sweet and the perfect person, so much so I was really wondering if she spewed rainbows and shit butterflies.

Berkley is 45 years old and starts dating Saxton. Their relationship is weird for a good portion of the book. I was happy the author did not have them jumping into bed together after the first date, or even the first month they were together. But after being a couple for 7 months they have only kissed? No talk of sex or anything, I really thought he was going to confess he was gay. Nope all of a sudden they confess their love and finally do it. And then constantly confess their love every freakin paragraph afterward. I felt like I was reading about immature high schoolers.

Also Saxton has a 38 year old daughter he walked away from 30 years ago, has had no contact with and allowed another man to adopt. He decides to contact her, and guess what? The first time they meet, within 24 hours she is calling him dad and sharing I love you moments?! Lets not forget about the mother of his daughter who came to visit him also. Of course she is beautiful and apparently wants Saxtons attention. Could you be anymore predictable?

Well this book just keeps getting better. Saxton and Berkley celebrate Christmas, where he gives her a Freakin promise ring. These are adults not teenagers. Your confessing your love all the dang time make it an engagement ring or just a ring. Then we have Berkleys magic chocolate. Yes really. Her candy can help a woman who has not been able to get pregnant for 10 years, finally conceive. Also it helps men gain confidence and makes snotty old woman sweet. No lie. This was all beyond annoying. The people in this book drove me insane. Berkley pissed me off for so many reasons but one thing that bugged the hell out of me is the cakes she baked in this book. Almond cake a couple of times and then they had pistachio cake twice. I think once someone brought a rum cake. Berkley owns a chocolate shop, someone please make a chocolate cake.

Oh there is some "mystery" which was absolutely stupid. People knew what it was but didn't want to tell her and break the trust of her dead mother. Why the mother didn't ever tell her this was also stupid. I could understand not telling a child this, but a 30 or 40 year old woman? Yes I hated this book.

I won this book in a goodreads contest which I am grateful for because if I would've paid for this I would've been really mad. That is also the only reason I finished it, I didn't want to leave a review without finishing it. I gave it 2 stars because in all fairness, I have not read any of the previous books and thought maybe that took away from the story? (less)

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Feb 11, 2013 Teresa rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: thriller-mystery, bookclub-read

Berkeley (named after the University her parents met at) goes to Cedar Key to find answers to why her mother left her for the summer when she was 5 years old. She owns a chocolate shop and gets to know the locals and build friendships as they visit her shop to purchase chocolates. There are a few topics the book brings up such as judging a person before hearing the full story, knowing someone more after their death then while alive, family secrets, banning a book for it's type of genre and domes...more

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Dec 30, 2012 Mary rated it 5 of 5 stars

I met the author at my little Beach Street Knitting Club when I lived in Daytona Beach, and she's a knitter. There are four books, and this is the fourth one. They are fun reads, and you feel that love she puts into each of her characters. The author lives on Cedar Key - the books' setting. On her website you can see the real places in her books and visit there. It's a beautiful island off the west coast of Florida. http://www.cedarkeyseries.net/ Now, I have to give you an update - she's just fi...more

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Jan 12, 2013 Kathy rated it 4 of 5 stars

Enjoyed it very much but book had one major fault. There are too darn many secondary characters and I never could get them straight. There's mothers and daughters and aunts and nieces and cousins etc. Also couldn't place an approximate age on a lot of the characters, ---no clues given. I realize that this is book 4 in a series and I have not read them all. Maybe if one read all in order one would not have this problem. But it did bother me and I even had read one of the earlier books.
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Dec 12, 2012 WifeMomKnitter rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: lt-early-reviewer

From the book synopsis:

Everyone has been eagerly awaiting the opening of Cedar Key's newest shop, Berkley's Chocolates and Gems. For Berkley Whitmore, movie to the peaceful Florida island is more than a business opportunity. Beneath the bright purple streak in her dark hair lies a woman struggling with self-doubts. In Cedar Key, Berkley hopes to uncover the secrets that rippled through her mother's life, and in time, perhaps fill the gaps in her own.

Berkley's mouthwatering truffles and quirky ch...more From the book synopsis:

Everyone has been eagerly awaiting the opening of Cedar Key's newest shop, Berkley's Chocolates and Gems. For Berkley Whitmore, movie to the peaceful Florida island is more than a business opportunity. Beneath the bright purple streak in her dark hair lies a woman struggling with self-doubts. In Cedar Key, Berkley hopes to uncover the secrets that rippled through her mother's life, and in time, perhaps fill the gaps in her own.

Berkley's mouthwatering truffles and quirky charm draw a wide circle of friends--including the knitting enthusiasts who purchase yarn spun from her two alpacas. To her surprise, Berkley also attracts the admiration of Saxton Tate III, an English mystery author. And with the help of an old-timer local, she begins to piece together the truth about her mother and estranged father. Understanding the past brings a glimpse of what her future could be--if she accepts the love borne on the soft island breeze, and the happiness she's been seeking for so long...

I received this book from the LibraryThing Early Reviewer program in exchange for a review.

This was the second of the Cedar Key series that I've read by Terri DuLong and I enjoyed it as much as the first book in the series, Spinning Forward. In fact, at some point, I plan to go back and read the books that I've missed out on.

I'm a knitter, so any time knitting is combined with fiction, I'm all for it. Especially when a knitting pattern is included!

I, too, was curious to find out the mystery behind Berkley's mom's life and her disappearance during for a time during her childhood. I thought that the issue of domestic violence was handled very well, though it was too bad that it was not taken as seriously during the 60's and 70's.

The only negative thing I have to say about this book is not really that negative. It's not what I would call a stand alone novel. I would strongly recommend reading all the previous books in the series before tackling this book. I felt like I missed out on a lot by not being familiar with all the characters that make up the residents of Cedar Key.(less)

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Dec 17, 2012 Melanie Coombes rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Berkley Whitmore, in her mid-forties moves to Cedar Key, Florida after the death of her mother. While looking thru the house, she discovers a box of postcards sent back and forth between her mother and grandmother. Berkely makes the move to Florida to discover why her mother left her in her grandmother's care while she spent a summer alone in Cedar Key.

Despite her outward confidence, she doubts her ability to have a meaningful relationship. There, Berkley meets Saxton Tate III, a British mystery...more

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Nov 01, 2012 Kaye rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012-challenge

It's always a treat to read Terri DuLong's latest book from Cedar Key, Florida. This year was no different. It's like visiting with long time friends and catching up with what has been going on in this wonderful and caring community.

In Terri's last book we briefly met Berkley Whitmore as she considered opening a chocolate shop on the island. Now, she has moved there, opened her shop and is settling in nicely to the rhythmn of island life.

But Berkley has not just come here from New England for w...more

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Mar 02, 2013 Monica rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2013-in-2013, 2013-yearly-challenge, chick-lit, contemporary-fiction, er-arc, er-win, fiction, romance

I have never read Terri DuLong before so I didn't know what to expect. I found the writing and character development superbly executed. I loved the characters from the beginning. This is the story of Berkley Whitmore.

Berkley finds Cedar Key through postcards that her mother had sent to her grandmother. Berkley was 5 years old when these postcards were sent and living with her grandmother at this time. Postcards from Cedar Key tells the story of Berkley and why her mother had lived in Cedar Key...more

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Apr 13, 2013 Janet rated it 5 of 5 stars

I enjoyed that parts talking about Cedar Key and Northern Georgia. Although I haven't been to Cedar Key but want to go; I have been to the places she spoke about in Northern Georgia. It was a good read.

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Nov 20, 2012 Pat Morris rated it 4 of 5 stars

Ongoing series focusing on a close knit Florida community. Berkely settles into Cedar Key looking for some answerws about her mother. Genuine characters enjoying the closeness of a small community.

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Oct 07, 2012 Desiree rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance

A lovely story with a twist of mystery and a bit of sweet slightly old fashion romance. It didn't hurt that there was talk of knitting in it as well!

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Nov 24, 2012 Nora-adrienne rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance, women-s-fiction

This newest Cedar Key novel is a story that will tear at your heartstrings. It will move you and make you thankful for what you have.

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Feb 10, 2013 Fam rated it 1 of 5 stars

Very stilted prose. Too many mentions of crystals, energy, and other new age phenomena for my taste. I did not finish it.

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Dec 06, 2012 Susannah Carleton rated it 3 of 5 stars

I liked this book. It was a great addition to the series, with its intriguing heroine, who had a personal mystery to solve. I'm looking forward to reading the next book by Ms. DuLong.

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Feb 23, 2013 Stephanie Piscopo Leone rated it 4 of 5 stars

This is a fun series. All the characters tie, or should I say "yarn" together nicely in each book.

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Dec 01, 2012 Christy rated it 4 of 5 stars

I loved this book. It was an easy read but really just a feel good chic lit book. I'll definitely look for more of her books.

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Feb 28, 2013 Peggy rated it 3 of 5 stars

Enjoyed being in the middle of the small community of Cedar Key again.

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NY Times & USA Today bestselling author of the Cedar Key Series. Debut novel, Lost Souls of the Witches' Castle, was released by a small press in 2002. Based on the mental facility north of Boston where I did my Psychiatric RN training, it weaves the story of a love both past and present. Since the press closed, Lost Souls is no longer in print, but is now available in eBook on both Kindle and...more

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