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published
2005
by Mira
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Mass Market Paperback, 384 pages
isbn
0778322602
(isbn13: 9780778322603)
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Grace Sherman
204 Rosewood Lane
Cedar Cove, Washington
204 Rosewood Lane
Cedar Cove, Washington
Dear Reader,
If you've been to Cedar Cove before we've probably met. You can ...more
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Read in January, 2008
Life trundles on in the small town of Cedar Cove in Washington State.
Olivia's husband Stan, who divorced her 16 years ago, is now having martial problems and wants Olivia back. Zach and Rose Cox are having marital problems. He's tired of he incessant volunteerism which he feels is making her neglect the family. She thinks he's having an affair with his assistant. MaryEllen Sherman has a one night stand with a guy who is obviously smitten with her, bit she has trust issues. And her mothe...more
Olivia's husband Stan, who divorced her 16 years ago, is now having martial problems and wants Olivia back. Zach and Rose Cox are having marital problems. He's tired of he incessant volunteerism which he feels is making her neglect the family. She thinks he's having an affair with his assistant. MaryEllen Sherman has a one night stand with a guy who is obviously smitten with her, bit she has trust issues. And her mothe...more
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Read in January, 2005
To enjoy the series, you need to start with the first one. I didn't know they were in order until I had read several out of order. The first number in the address tells the order.
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Read in October, 2008
I thought this would be a novel centered around women who knit. (I knit and enjoy occasionally reading about others who do so.) I have now learned that Macomber writes a series of romance novels centered on a town in the Pacific Northwest in addition to novels centered on a knitting shop. This one made me think of my son's experience with romance fiction some years back. He travels a lot for business and finding himself with nothing to read during a long layover bought one at an airport. I kept ...more
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Read in July, 2006
recommends it for:
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i cant say that i learned a great deal with this series. one thing is certain, if you have a problem find someone who can listen and get it off your chest. dont keep it bottled up. one character out of this series was a vietnam vet who kept everything inside, started pulling away from his family and friends and in the end took his own life. Leaving his wife to wonder what was going on.
if you havent already read this series then do so. its set in a small town and the way debbie macomber weav...more
if you havent already read this series then do so. its set in a small town and the way debbie macomber weav...more
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Read in July, 2008
I picked up this book after reading The Shop on Blossom Street, to see if I just really liked the author or just that series. It really wasn't my type of book. While there were somewhat interesting plots, I had a really hard time keeping track of the characters and their involvement in the stories. Most of the stories reminded me of Lifetime movies and soap operas. I can handle that type of story if there's something else keeping me involved, but this didn't really have that for me. I don't plan...more
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Read in September, 2008
The more Debbie Macomber I read, the more I like her. Very easy read (as long as you can remember who the characters are), but that's one of the things I like about it, I can read a few pages if I don't have much time. Important to know it is a series book and the first number in the address tells you what book number it is. I liked finding out what happened to Dan and can't wait to here about the mysterious guy from the B&B!
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Book #2. D.M. is one of my all time favorite authors and I love this Cedar Cove Series. Way to go Debbie!!! You really feel as though you are part of this town and you feel like these people are your friends. An easy read as all of D.M.'s books are. You'll be anxious to read book 3 at the end of this one. It had me wanting to know more.
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Read in September, 2008
The more Debbie Macomber I read, the more I like her. Very easy read (as long as you can remember who the characters are), but that's one of the things I like about it, I can read a few pages if I don't have much time. Important to know it is a series book and the first number in the address tells you what book number it is.
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If you are a Debbie Macomber fan - which I am - you will ove this one two. she rights about real issues but they always turn out better in her books than in real life. An easy enjoyable read. there has to be a sequel to this one because the story ends unfinished.
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Read in May, 2008
I started reading the series in the middle so when I read this I let down because I'm further ahead where the charachters are more developed. Still - I love the whole Cedar Cove series. They just leave your feeling warm and cozy.
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Back to Cedar Cove, if you liked the first in this series the second will be like getting together with old friends. Not everything is perfect, but supportive friends are so important.
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Read in January, 2007
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Gail
This is the second book in the Cedar Cove series. It is told by Grace Sherman, Oliva Lockhart's best friend. Grace's husband left her and mysteriously disappeared.
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Read in October, 2008
This is the second in this series, they are good stories, better written than many "romance" novels, and the characters are interesting, and could be almost real
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Read in October, 2007
I'm not one for romance, but this book has me going back for more of her series. I'd like to think of Debbie Macomber's writings as my little secret love affairs.
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Read in September, 2008
Already read books one and two in this series. Will likely complete series. Sort of typical romance-style bestseller.
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another wonderful romance with people who make mistakes and fumble through setting things right--just like the rest of us!
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Read in December, 2007
Another title in the Cedar Cove series. Very light reading, with likeable characters. (Someone is always knitting!)
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Read in September, 2007
I read 3 of this series but haven't wanted to do the rest. Maybe I will someday down the road.
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Read in April, 2008
Continues the story of the families in Cedar Cove. Great read.
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