This was great! My faith in Virgin River is restored once again. Luke is gorgeous and Shelby has the right amount of pluck and vulnerability to endear her to the reader - and to Luke of course. I loved almost everything about this book, especially the family relationships between Luke and his ro...
Marcie's husband came home from the service more a vegetable than a man and after he died. She knew she had to search for the her husband's best friend, to find closure for herself. Against her sister and brothers wishes she set out on her journey. I enjoyed the story. I won't say how it ende...
In this Virgin River series, we find Erin Foley suffering from empty nest syndrome. She is in Virgin River to vacation and try to turn over a new leaf. She unexpectedly meets Aiden Riordan by way of a straggly stranger coming out of the woods and scaring her half to death. As she gets to know thi...
Harvest Moon starts the Night Hunters series with a BANG! The tension, sexual chemistry and fear are palpable!Harvest Moon was a pleasant surprise as a read. It started out with Jennifer running away on her eighteenth birthday to escape an untenable situation with a ruthless powerful and influent...
Being unable to take the pressure, Sous-Chef Kelly Matlock quits her job and retreats to Virgin River to visit her sister, Jillian. With nothing to do, Kelly raids Jill's garden and begins making her own relishes, hoping to market them locally. When Widower Lief Holbrook meets Kelly, he finds him...
When Connor Danson arrives in Virgin River, he doesn't want to be there. He is the sole witness in an upcoming murder trial and the police are trying to keep him alive so he can testify. With the help of Brie Valenzuela, he has a new identity and a new job. He just has to keep a low profile. That...
This is Virgin River #19. Nora Crane is the young woman the town found living with nothing in an abandoned house(in previous books). The town fixed it up a bit for her and her two little girls. Now she wants a seasonal job picking apples at the Cavanaugh orchard. Her family needs the money badly ...
Another homerun by Robyn Carr. Usually when she keeps the regular Virgin River residents too far on the outside of the story I don't like the story as much, but this book was an exception to that rule. We still see Jack, Mel, Preacher and a few of the others. Just not very often and they are n...
This was an excellent book. Loved Becca and Denny. They'd been a couple long ago in what seemed like another life time. Denny broke her heart but when he tried to explain, she sent him away. Now she has a chance to see him again and she can't pass it up. Will they be able to sort through their di...
I loved the Virgin River series that the author did and at first believed these books ("The Wanderer" and "The Newcomer") were a part of the series they aren't. Fortunately they still tie in while I think we will be seeing more character crossings as the series progresses. Honestly I thought this...
How I loved this story. Although there were plenty of people trying to tell Paddy and Angie what they SHOULD be doing and how they SHOULD feel, there were plenty of others in Virgin River that just smiled and let them find their own way. And that's exactly what they needed.I haven't been throug...
The Hero. Book 3 of the Thunder Point series. This wonderful story was full of heroes. Heroes here. Heroes there. It was awesome. It was overflowing with Heroes. So much so in fact, one of the heroes stories slipped over into the next book of the series. A terrific read. So much going on. The bo...
FBI agent, Laine Carrington, has been wounded by a gunshot wound. Her wounds extend beyond the physical and into the mental realm as she grapples with the aftermath of a deep cover assignment as well as her father’s disdain of her career path. On leave for recuperation, Laine decides to return to...
In Puerto Rico, when someone is superlatively good in something, we call them a monster in what they do. Well, Robyn Carr is a monster in writing women's fiction. This book was just sublime! Four women, neighbors in an upper crust neighboorhood, have varying marital problems. Three of them walk e...
Book 18 in The Virgin River Series is another good read. I continue to enjoy this series, but lament the fact that I am nearing the end. I think there are only 20 books in the series! In this book a romance develops between Virgin River newcomer Katie Malone and former child star, Dylan Childre...
Wow it has been awhile since i read a Vergian River saris and i had to.think.back.on all the the people it was like coming home for me. This book was truly great from start to finish i loved it. Cole and Jill have somthing spical he isbroken from the war and a helo crash comes to Vergian River to...
This novel was definitely a bit of an emotional roller coaster. Carr develops her scenery in vivid clarity, allowing you to enter the story alongside her characters, while at the same time telling a unique and intriguing tale that definitely had me thinking. This is not a fast paced story, but ...
My sister recommended "A Summer in Sonoma" as a good chick flick read, ideal for a summer escapism book. In a single word, predictable. Four long-time female friends in their early thirties, each with a different angst - single looking for love from all the wrong men, career woman facing recurrin...
Funny thing is I smelled apple throughout my reading LOL Okay, I didn't expect it to be this good, rarely heard the main characters in the previous books. Both of them made small appearances here and there, that's all. Anyway, I think the ending is a bit rushed considering their relationship buil...
Like pretty much all Mills and Boon novels, it did what it said on the pack. There are three novellas in this, Midnight Confessions by Robyn Carr, Midnight Surrender by Jean Brashear and Midnight assignment by Victoria Dahl. The front cover announced Carr's name in big letters, so I'm assuming sh...
I came to this a Virgin River virgin... but I will probably be reading ALL the books.Conner Danson is a decent guy who had the bad luck to be the only witness to a murder, and worse luck that the murderer has enough connections to burn down the family hardware store and threaten his life and that...
I don't know if I enjoyed this installment of the Virgin River series so much because I've been on a waiting list for so long to get the book or because I adored the character of Luke. Being not much older than him, I can't help but be sympathetic to his fear of getting involved with a woman in ...
Thunder Point is a lovely small town on the Oregon coast where this story takes place.The town is not large so almost everyone knows what is going on.Gina, her mom Carrie and her daughter Ashley all live in the same house. Gina is an unwed mom who has been raising her daughter with the help of ...
Reviewed by AubreyBook provided by NetGalley for reviewReview originally posted at Romancing the BookOnce again I’m just amazed how much I love Robyn Carr. I feel like I’m going home to my mother’s house every time I read one of her novels.There is just so much to love in her novels. You get to r...
Given that this book is only loosely related to the Virgin River series, I debated skipping over it. But since it was so cheap on Kindle, I decided to buy it even if I didn't have terribly high expectations. The reviews for this novella are pretty mixed, but I ended up really enjoying it. For suc...
Yes, this series is sappy and predictable....but they make for a fun, mindless read. if you like suspense and true love than you will like this book and any other books in the series.
I enjoyed the book. I enjoy all of Virgin Rivers. They don't get old. Read this book out of sequence but it was fine. Enjoyed the characters. Great author.
Another good Virgin River romance My absolute favorite book thus far in the series!
3.5 if you like suspense and true love than you will like this book and any other books in the series.
Sean Riordan is in Virgin River visiting his brother, Luke, and burning up excess leave. One night he visits a bar and runs into his former girlfriend. Four years ago, Franci Duncan and Sean had been Air Force Sweethearts until she said she wanted marriage and family. Sean wasn't ready for commit...
It was great and exactly what I was looking for for comfort. Ellie's story was full of misunderstandings and sadness, but she faced life with the most amazing attitude, which served only to make her even more lovable. Noah was one bad boy of a minister and I think his and Ellie's chemistry was on...
I really enjoyed this short story and it's so nice reading about the program "Zoe". Very touching story about single moms and it opens my eyes to something greater. I'm glad I have found this book because I learned something new and was very touch by Rhonda Clemons' story and her commitment to ...
3.5 starsThere was a lot going on with this book. Whew...let's see a baby was born, there was a forest fire and yes, lots of people starting their lives together. Paul has loved Vanessa since the day he first saw her, but kept his feelings hidden as his best friend was in love with her. Paul help...
What a uniquely priceless premise for a novel. It`s not something I could have dreamt up in my wildest dreams but Carr definitely makes it work. She melds romance with suspense, real life with possibilities. She creates an unforgettable story that I couldn’t put down. Carr takes this unique novel...
This is the ninth book in the Virgin River Series. This book is about Noah Kincaid a minister who buys the abandoned church in Virgin River. It is also the story of Ellie Baldwin who is hired to be the pastor's assistant. Ellie has temporarily lost custody of her children and needs the job. The b...
I read a few other books in the Virgin River series and like the characters. A Navajo male (Clay) and a Hopi female (Lily) are romantically attracted in this serial. Horses bring them together initially, but of course there will be complications. Another theme is how to spend the estate of an ...
Lilly Yazhi is a young woman working for her grandfather in a small California town. She keeps to herself, not wanting a relationship since she sworn off men after a teenage romance went bad. But the new veterinary assistant, Clay Tahoma, has caught her eye. Clay is a talented "horse whisperer" w...
Not my fav VR book. It took the Author quite awhile to develop the new characters and too long to bring in old characters to the story. The storylines seamed too disconnected from each other. I wasn't a huge fan of Lilly's character. She seamed way younger than she was supposed to be so it made h...
“Informed Risk” is a 1989 romance novel by Robyn Carr that was featured as part of Harlequin’s “Men In Uniform” series. It revolves around the love that blossoms between an Irish Catholic firefighter named Mike Cavanaugh and the single mother he rescues named Christine Palmer. Christine is a wo...
Readers don't need to have read previous Virgin River books as they can pick this up and run with the stories. The characters are fresh to the series and each novella is to the point, not wandering all around town meeting established characters. There is a friendly atmosphere and a positive messa...