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Angel's Rest

(Eternity Springs #1)

Emily March (Goodreads Author)

4.03 · Rating details · 3,977 ratings · 359 reviews

Welcome to Eternity Springs, a little piece of heaven in the Colorado Rockies.

Gabriel Callahan has lost everything that mattered. All he wants is solitude on an isolated mountain estate. Instead, he gets a neighbor. Vibrant, no-nonsense Nic Sullivan is Eternity Springs' veterinarian, and she has an uncanny plan to lure this talented architect back to the world of the livi ...more

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Published February 15th 2011 by Ballantine Books (first published January 1st 2011)

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Feb 19, 2011 Lady Jayne *~*The Beach Bandida*~* rated it it was amazing

Recommends it for: Those who enjoy small town settings and don't mind mild heat

Recommended to Lady Jayne *~*The Beach Bandida*~* by: Lisa Kleypas on her Facebook Page

Shelves: romance-contemporary, owned-read, favourites, magical-realism, inspirational-fiction

4.5 Stars - Also reviewed at: Lady Jayne's Reading Den

ANGEL’S REST WOULDN’T LET ME REST – It kept me up reading until almost 2am on a weeknight!

I found this book through Lisa Kleypas’ Facebook page where she said:

“I have to tell you about a wonderful new book--a debut by Emily March called ANGEL'S REST! This new series has had a spectacular start-- Publishers Weekly gave it a starred review. I gave her a quote: "Emily March's stories are heart-wrenching and soul-satisfying. Don't miss a vi

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Feb 24, 2011 Lisa Kay rated it really liked it

Recommended to Lisa Kay by: Lady Jayne

Shelves: genre-romance-contemporary, m-pb-paperback, theme-small-town-lovin, genre-grief, setting-usa-colorado, animal-dog-in-story, 2012-in-2012-group-challenge, theme-shotgun-marriage, season-winter, reviewed-by-me

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★★★★✩ This is a “new-2-me” author, and I like her “voice.” I’ll definitely continue with this series set in a small town in Colorado. The hero was a bit of an asshat, so I had to put this down for a couple of days. However, I’ll forgive him this once, since he was grieving.

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Apr 18, 2011 ♡Karlyn P♡ rated it liked it

Shelves: audiobook, genre-contemporary, published-2011, read-2011, steam-mild

Meh. It was an interesting story, enough to want to finish it, but I never felt the town folks were all that interesting, and the romance between H/h wasn't all that romantic. I wasn't crazy about the ending either as it purposely doesn't wrap up a key storyline so you must read the next book to find those answers.

The hero, Gabe, I understood and felt remorse for him as he is a grieving widow, but that didn't mean I cared for him as a hero since he was such an ASS at times. I liked the heroine ...more

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Apr 05, 2011 ~Megan~ rated it it was amazing

Shelves: contemporary-romance, cops-military, scarred-tortured-hero, small-town-lovin, audiobooks

This is my first Emily March book, and the first in the Eternity Springs series. I actually listened to this book on audio and loved it so much, I couldn't turn it off...ended up listening to the last few hours last night until midnight. I'm tired today, but it was worth it!

Gabe is a wounded soul, whose wife and son died not too long ago. He came to Eternity Springs to really retreat from life, and the book begins with him contemplating suicide. When he meets Nicole Sullivan, the town veterinar ...more

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Feb 02, 2011 Pamela(AllHoney) rated it liked it

Shelves: contemporary-romance, tortured-hero, pet-or-animal-in-story, loc-usa, veterinarian, small-town

As a major fan of Geralyn Dawson's Callahan brothers series. I'd have to give this a 2 for my major disappointment. But I tried to separate the series and pretend it was a different writer altogether and that the Callahan brothers didn't exist and decided to give it a 3 star. It seemed to me the writer was trying to do a copycat Virgin River series type thingy but didn't know how to pull it off. I honestly don't know if I'll continue the series because I didn't connect with the characters enough ...more

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Feb 19, 2011 KatLynne rated it really liked it

Recommends it for: Those who love small town life books such as Robyn Carr's Virgin River Series

Shelves: g-contemporary-romance, small-town-livin, library-book, mild-steam, 2011-reads

In Emily March’s first book of this series, we are introduced to the small town of Eternity Springs, Colorado, population 827. I liked this town and I liked the secondary characters. We even have a little mystery to solve. I liked the background story and how this town was formed and by whom.

This is the story of John Gabriel (Gabe) Callahan and Nicole (Nic) Sullivan. Gabe is a tortured soul who has suffered great loss in his past. Haunted from the memories and experiencing dark depression, he h In Emily March’s first book of this series, we are introduced to the small town of Eternity Springs, Colorado, population 827. I liked this town and I liked the secondary characters. We even have a little mystery to solve. I liked the background story and how this town was formed and by whom.

This is the story of John Gabriel (Gabe) Callahan and Nicole (Nic) Sullivan. Gabe is a tortured soul who has suffered great loss in his past. Haunted from the memories and experiencing dark depression, he has sought refuge in his friend’s isolated cabin in Eternity Springs. Handsome, sexy Gabe's gut-wrenching torment is so deep that it will grab you and tear at your heart. It has been a year since tragedy struck and he is losing his will to live. He is surprised when he finds himself sexually drawn to Nicole. He fights this awakening, knowing he is only a shell of a man. He has nothing to offer in the way of a romantic relationship. He will never open himself to love again and Nicole deserves so much more.

Nic Sullivan, local vet, has returned to Eternity after the break up of her marriage. Still bitter after discovering her husband in bed with another woman, coming home to Eternity has helped in restoring her shattered self esteem and broken dreams. She likes Gabe Callahan and wonders if they could one day have the kind of relationship her heart desires.

This book is about the healing power of love and small town life. It is about family and friends. I very much enjoyed reading the events and happenings of Eternity Springs and liked the secondary characters as well. And while I did like Nic and Gabe and sympathized with the predicament they find themselves in, I do not normally enjoy reading about Gabe’s type of tragedy. It just doesn’t appeal to me. So for me, it did take away from my overall pleasure of this book. That is in no way a fault of the author. It is just my preference.

The book also introduces us to Nic’s friends who have major time in the story. Each have a hidden mystery and I look forward to reading the other books in this series to see how it all unravels. And of course, a few minor details involving Gabe & Nic are left for us to find out in the next installment.

This is my first read by this author and I liked it very much. I enjoy small town life books. I would rate this one as “mild steam”. I like the town of Eternity Springs and look forward to reading the next one.

Just a note: I did not realize until after reading this book that Gabe has a family in another series, The Callahan Brother’s, written by Ms. March under the name Geralyn Dawson. It has been ten years since he has seen his brothers and a brief mention of them are here in Angel’s Rest.
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Apr 16, 2011 Splage rated it it was amazing

Shelves: 1st-in-series, 2011-read, couldn-t-put-down, contemporary, divorce, emotional-made-me-cry-lump-in-thr, favorite-series-1st-book-only, favorite-books, good-grovel, hero-heroine-veternarian

First book in the series and I loved it; I couldn't put it down. It was similar in style to the Virgin River series by Robyn Carr, but instead of it being centered around a group of men it is about a group of women. So many characters were introduced and many potential marvelous books for the series. Lots of secrets to be uncovered that were just grazed over, but I am sure will be answered in the future books.

The first book was Gabriel and Nicole's story and I expect like Virgin River their sto

The first book was Gabriel and Nicole's story and I expect like Virgin River their stories will continue in the rest of the series since they have some big events that weren't finished at the end of book 1. Nic is the local vet and has returned to Eternity Springs after she divorced her cheating husband. Gabriel is a lost soul and has come to Eternity Springs to retreat from life, possibly kill himself, after his wife and young son were killed in car crash in which he was driving over a year ago. As he starts to meet some of the citizens of E.S., quite a eclectic group of characters, he realizes he can live, but can't forgive himself or move on from his wife and young son. Until an event happens where he is forced to move on, but a lot of heartbreak moments come along with it.

I was so drawn into this whole story, there are mainly four friends introduced in the first book; Nicole, the main character and vet- loved her; Sarah, Nic's BFF from childhood, who has a 16 year old and no husband, but hints are given; Sage, a beautiful redhead with a hidden past and a gifted artist; and Celeste and older woman who is inspiring, has some type of foresight, angel connections and saves the town by building a healing center and resort- calling it Angel's Rest. Also there was a loyal and life saving dog "Tiger".

I am starting book 2 right away- to get some answers to Nic and Gabe's story, as well as, a few other mysteries that went unsolved. I highly recommend this series if you like Virgin River and the whole small town concept (this one is in Colorado). The sex was minimal (2 scenes that were sensual, short and not graphic), but some great chemistry.

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Mar 10, 2011 Teryl rated it liked it

Shelves: read-in-2011, romance-contemporary, audio-books, rating-pg-13

Seriously...that was the ending? We didn't get to find out some information and are now forced to read book 2 in order to find out, which btw, I wasn't going to read but now might have to. Or I will find someone who has read it and ask them.

This book was way too sappy sweet everywhere you turned except for the hero, Gabe. Gabe did 3 really assholey things through out this book. They made me so mad I felt Nic's (heroine) hurt and anger, which on the one hand is great that the author was able to m ...more

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Nov 22, 2012 Mara rated it it was ok

Shelves: contemporary, ever-heard-of-therapy, romance, why-must-you-frustrate-me-so

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. The blurb above is misleading. Based on the back cover, I was expecting a more light-hearted story set in small-town paradise, but what I got instead was an often-infuriating, dark story. Let me elaborate.

Our hero, Gabe Callahan, is a former CIA operative who went through hell while on the job. After retiring, he managed to build a good life for himself, until an accident leaves him a widower with a young son in a coma, until the inevitable happens. He blames himself for the accident, and falls The blurb above is misleading. Based on the back cover, I was expecting a more light-hearted story set in small-town paradise, but what I got instead was an often-infuriating, dark story. Let me elaborate.

Our hero, Gabe Callahan, is a former CIA operative who went through hell while on the job. After retiring, he managed to build a good life for himself, until an accident leaves him a widower with a young son in a coma, until the inevitable happens. He blames himself for the accident, and falls into a deep dark pit of despair and self-loathing. A friend offers him to retire to a house in a small town in Colorado called Eternity Springs. While there, Gabe tries to kill himself, but is saved at the last moment by an ugly dog. He takes the dog to the local vet, and meets the heroine.

Nicole Sullivan is a recently divorced veterinarian, who moved to Eternity Springs after she caught her ex cheating on her. The last thing she needs is a man, but she falls for our hero's brooding good looks. What follows is a game of "the heroine is a punching bag for the hero's many issues". Yay! That game is my favorite! What it comes down to is, he's not ready for being a human being, she understands, he acts like a dick, she forgives him, he lets her down, she gives him her support, all in the name of love and healing.

I don't know, maybe it's me, but I hate these kinds of stories. I understand that when you love someone, you should be there for them, and give them what they need to get rid of their baggage. However, I felt that the author took that idea and then ran with it, only it was in a direction I didn't particularly like. Yep, it's definitely me and my peeves, when it comes to not really liking this book.

Also, speaking of pet peeves, this book has a deus ex machina character, who is supposed to be an angel or something, and who butts in other people's business all the time in an annoying manner. Her name is Celeste Blessing, which made me roll my eyes a lot, but more irritating was the ham-handed approach the author took with her dialogue. I'm all for spirituality, but there is a fine line between spiritual and preachy. The entire aspect of Celeste Blessing and her plan A rubbed me the wrong way, because it was at odds with the darkness of the rest of the story. The sad part is, she is a main character in every damn story in this series!

This story had its good moments, and its bad moments. One of the things I liked was the flow of time, i.e. the whole thing didn't happen in only a few days, which is more realistic, and other romance authors should take note. I liked the town of Eternity Springs, and its atmosphere. The heroine had a couple of good moments, and the hero finally came to his senses. Do I think love can heal everything? Nope. I still think they need therapy administered by a professional. But that's neither here, nor there. If you read this book and like it, chances are you will like the rest of the series. ...more

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Jul 18, 2011 Cecilia rated it did not like it · review of another edition

Shelves: elibrary-books

It took awhile to get through this one, mostly because of the overwhelming sentimentality. "Sweet-small-town" is not something I look for in a book, but I generally don't mind it either. This one though, however, had the "sweet" laid on with a trowel, overlaid with a heavy coating of angel feathers. A mysterious newcomer named Celeste Blessing - she rides a Honda Gold Wing because she likes to fly, and has sky blue eyes. She suggests the "Angel plan" to save the dying town. There's a 100-year-ol It took awhile to get through this one, mostly because of the overwhelming sentimentality. "Sweet-small-town" is not something I look for in a book, but I generally don't mind it either. This one though, however, had the "sweet" laid on with a trowel, overlaid with a heavy coating of angel feathers. A mysterious newcomer named Celeste Blessing - she rides a Honda Gold Wing because she likes to fly, and has sky blue eyes. She suggests the "Angel plan" to save the dying town. There's a 100-year-old skeleton discovered in her house, wearing a pendant of angel wings. A conveniently discovered letter written by the corpse's widower refers to her as his angel. The healing center is to be named Angel's Rest. The quilting bee is going to be named Patchwork Angels. The dog Tiger is renamed Clarence after the angel in It's a Wonderful Life. And on and on.

However, some people really go for that kind of sugar, I guess.

It wasn't the most unreadable book I've ever read. Some of the characters occasionally rang true. Usually everything seemed idealized, though. Even when they fight, the characters always seemed shaped so as to appear sympathetic. The heroine is strong, and stands up for herself, while being forgiving. Hero's a jerk, but it's because he's in pain, see? Well, that's how it seemed I was expected to feel about him. As it happens, the hero is really tiresome. I've never seen a hero who was so self-pitying, so self-indulgent in his grief. Guilt, guilt, guilt. In the immortal words of Blackadder's Mrs. Miggins: Oh Mr. [Callahan], don't be such a big girl's blouse! Well, he doesn't stop being a baby till right at the end, and even then, he's still sappy. Not my cup of tea, at all.

Another thing that reduced my enjoyment of this book were a few times when it felt like the author took short cuts. There were a few places when there would be a jump ahead in time. Three months later, six weeks later, and so on. And a few minor characters, instead of being described properly, were just compared to celebrities - Sean Connery, Sophie Loren (2 actually are compared to her), and Joe Jonas. This pulled me right out of the story, as I immediately pictured these people, sticking out like sore thumbs, in some tiny little town.

Ultimately, with the pervasive fromage, despite blatant sequel-baiting, I don't think I'd read another by this author. I don't think I'm in the intended readership, anyway. I can take a quilting bee, but the heavy-handed angel stuff, alongside occasional terrorist-dirtbag-fighting patriots, and emphatically abstinence ring-wearing teenagers, - I get the feeling that this book is really for people further right on the political spectrum than me. ...more

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Nov 06, 2014 Jonel rated it really liked it

Eternity Springs is a town that’s easy to fall in love with. March invites readers into the town and develops it in such a manner that it’s easy to picture. The plot of the story was captivating, heartbreaking, & romantic. The many little detours along the way made it all the more captivating and wildly realistic.

March has created characters who instantly draw you in. Gabe’s tragic past broke my heart. At the same time his winning and giving personality made him someone that I genuinely wan ...more

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Jun 19, 2015 Brenda Rumsey rated it it was amazing

Shelves: emily-march, inspired, romance

From the beginning, this story touches your heart strings. This is the first book in the Eternity Springs series and introduces us to a small town where people face life changing events and miracles are waiting around every corner. In the first few pages we get to witness a stray dog saving the life of a man that is in anguish from the death of his wife and child . While trying to do right, he meets the vet whose past gives her ample reasons for mistrusting men and an older woman rumored to have ...more

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Aug 19, 2015 Sedaca rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Sarmadı beni..

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Sep 19, 2012 Connie N. rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: romance, first-in-series, narr-kathe-mazur, colorado, audio-done

9/19/12 to 9/23/12 - I liked this much more than I expected. I haven't heard of this author before, but the jacket said that this book would "appeal to fans of Debbie Macomber." Very true--the style of writing and format is very similar. Nic is a smart and pretty small-town vet, while Gabe is a successful landscape designer but with lots of grief issues. They both become involved in a local woman's angel project and hope for/search for healing. Set in a remote section of Colorado called Eternity ...more

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Aug 21, 2011 Amanda Ainge rated it really liked it

Shelves: chick-lit-series

Ok, So I love romantic fiction....I can't help it, I love happy endings and sweet stories. I love to read a book that I don't have to pay close attention to, that I can pick up and immediately get back into the story, and that helps me escape life for a few hours of enjoyment. I read to be entertained, to relax, and to laugh. That's why I love reading a romance (go ahead- judge me. I love happy stories.)

What I don't like is having to constantly skip pages to avoid the naughty scenes. Yes I'm a ...more

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May 12, 2011 Mareli rated it really liked it

I began this series from its 3rd book and now I'm reading book 1 and I have to say I totally love this series. It's veryyyy romantic, no hard sex, shackles or whips but a lots of feelings, girlfriends and a little town.

In this first book our heroine is a vet who takes care of human people, too and our hero brings her a dog who stopped him from suicide.

He's a wounded man both physically and spiritually and sometimes it's a bit of a@@hole. She's wonderful and when he leaves her once more, she tak ...more

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Feb 25, 2012 Lady Lioness rated it it was amazing

Shelves: genre-contemporary-romance, read-february-2012, subgenre-small-towns

*sniffle* Why did I wait so long to read this?!?!?

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Feb 20, 2011 Ana rated it really liked it

Shelves: zz-read-in-2011, small-town-romance, contemporary-romance

Our hero, Gabe hasn't had it easy. He was captured while he was working or CIA(?), then he had to change his identity so he lost his brothers, and later one lost his wife and son. He came to Eternity Springs to heal. In the begining of the book he is really depressed (view spoiler), but then he meets a dog, and a woman, and he is slowly drawn into the world of living. He tries to resist Nic, but after a surprise development he is forced into proximity w ...more

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Sep 23, 2012 Judy Goodnight rated it liked it

Shelves: contemporary-romance

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Feb 24, 2012 Valerie rated it really liked it

Shelves: 2012-reads

4 stars - a great story

I've been in the mood for contemporary romance lately. I won this book in a giveaway and when it came in the mail, I couldn't help but pick it up. It didn't take long to read it. It's a great story.

I loved the real characters. Both Gabe and Nic have baggage and neither of them just get fixed living in Eternity Springs. It's a long process that rings true for both of them. I really enjoyed that this book was more about the healing of two injured souls through a romance than ...more

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Jun 15, 2013 Courtney Vasiliev rated it liked it

Shelves: own-physical-book, romance

Angel's Rest
Emily March
☆★☆

Gabe Callahan came to Eternity Springs after losing Everything that mattered. All he wants is to be left alone with no connections to the world.
Nic Sullivan is the town Vet in Eternity Springs and seems to be Gabes only weakness.

I liked this book I did. I can't put my finger on what I disliked about it. It was hard for me to ipen up form the beginning. I love the town and the people! Celeste is a doll and just so warming! I love the friendships and bonds.

I think there ...more

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Jul 14, 2017 Gerry Bartlett rated it it was amazing

Shelves: contemporary

This is not my usual type of book but Emily March came to speak at my local RWA chapter and signed copies of Angel's Rest so how could I resist? I admit I enjoyed the town, the concept and the characters. Eternity Springs is where you can go to heal. Vet Nic Sullivan is healing from a cheating husband. She's not looking for another man, not yet anyway. Certainly she doesn't need one so broken by the deaths of his wife and child as Gabriel Callihan. Okay, so this book is very emotional, especiall ...more

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Feb 04, 2011 CoffeeTimeRomance andMore rated it it was amazing

Shelves: contemporary-romance

5 Cups

The male psyche is laid bare by Emily March, who is so in tune with her character’s feelings that it physically hurts to read his struggle. She opens him up one layer at a time, and at each reveal he is entrenched deeper into your heart. Nic’s character is just a poignant, but I am so much more impressed that this story does not take the easy way out by focusing solely on her. Book one is a testament to the power of kindness, support, and yes, love, but that love is only built through a fo ...more

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Mar 06, 2014 Linda Rimer-Como rated it it was amazing

This was the first book I have read by this author but it will not be the last. It is the first in her Eternity Springs series and I truly enjoyed it. This is a heart wrenching story of second chances at love that will make you laugh and cry. Nic is caring and understanding; Gabe is self loathing and full of guilt. They met, sparks fly and their journey begins. This is a very well written story with realistic characters that face challenges as they work to rebuild Eternity Springs. I will defini ...more

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Jan 30, 2014 Kimmie rated it it was amazing

I'm an occasional romance reader, and this is exactly the type of book I look for. It features a genuine romance between two likable people, plus a supporting cast of entertaining and intriguing characters. I love the town of Eternity Springs, and look forward to reading the rest of the series to learn more about the other residents (and, of course, the developments at Angel's Rest). Romantic and fun without being trashy, this is what a good romance should be.

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Feb 12, 2018 Brenda rated it liked it

Shelves: books-to-suggest-work, enjoyable-authors

This book was well written "brain candy." You don't have to think much about the story, you can just relax and enjoy the journey the story takes you on. The characters seemed to be real people. The author does do some story jumps from one situation to another; but they are jumps that the reader can follow. Since the Library owes the complete "Eternity Springs" series; I do plan to read this author again in the near future.

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Jun 04, 2015 Carol rated it really liked it

Shelves: emily-march-readalong

This story is set in small town in the Coloado Rocky Mountains.
It is a story about family, friends, a town full of healing and a
woman who changes the outlook and prosperity of the town.
The book covered loss and grieving from death and loss of trust
from divorce in the main characters. The supporting characters
each added their own flavor and the dog was great.
Enjoyable read.

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Feb 08, 2017 Cruth rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: cheating, christmas, contemporary, christian-with-sex, hero-injured, hero-ptsd, hero-spy, hero-widower, heroine-divorced, heroine-injured

Author: Geralyn Dawson writing as Emily March
First published: 2011
Length: 314 page, 4602 kindle locations
Setting: Contemporary. Eternity Springs, Colorado.
Sex: Infrequent. Reasonably explicit. First time drunk, angry, fast.
Hero: Landscape designer, former CIA operative.
Heroine: Vet
Includes: excerpt from Hummingbird Lake
Trigger: Suicide, Depression. Gabe starts the book extremely depressed and on the verge of committing suicide.

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Apr 23, 2017 Gamze rated it liked it · review of another edition

hikaye kitabı bitirebileceğiniz kadar ilgi çekici miydi, evet.
ama ikili arasındaki dialog veya o malum 'romantizm' var mıydı derseniz, eh ben açıkçası öyle bir şey hissedemedim.
adamın o yüzden kullandığı veya kullanmaya çalıştığı o minik sevgi kelimeleri bu nedenle bana gram inandırıcı gelmedi.
Nic için üzüldüm ben genel anlamda. keşke arkasına bakmadan basıp gidebilseydi dedim..

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Sep 17, 2018 Jill rated it really liked it

Shelves: contemporary-romance

I liked the idea of the small town (being that I grew up in a small town) Also like Nicole, and the friendships mentioned in the book.

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Emily March is the New York Times, Publishers Weekly, and USA Today bestselling author of over thirty novels, including the critically acclaimed Eternity Springs series. Publishers Weekly calls March a "master of delightful banter," and her heartwarming, emotionally charged stories have been named to Best of the Year lists by Publishers Weekly, Library Journal, and Roma ...more