by Robyn Carr
Nov 26, 2013
At twenty-five, after five years as her mother's caregiver,
it's time for Shelby to experience freedom and adventure. Time for
travel, college and romance. But when she visits Virgin River, she runs
into Luke Riordan, decidedly "not" whom she has in mind. A handsome
Blackhawk pilot, Luke exited the army after twenty years, four wars and
having been shot out of the sky three times. At thirty-eight he's tough
and jaded. His major was in one-night stands, with a minor in commitment
avoidance.
Technically, these two are all wrong for one another. But sometimes what you want and what you need are two different things...two very "good" things.
I love reading the Virgin River books. I like catching up with all the characters from the previous books in the series. It's fun to read about what their lives are like with each installment. Each book introduces new characters with new budding romances and situations. I love the interaction and love the characters show for one another. They are always looking out for one another. I would love to have most of them as friends. There were sad parts in this book and I needed tissues while reading it. There were happy times too. Robyn Carr definitely brings out the emotions in people!
Technically, these two are all wrong for one another. But sometimes what you want and what you need are two different things...two very "good" things.
I love reading the Virgin River books. I like catching up with all the characters from the previous books in the series. It's fun to read about what their lives are like with each installment. Each book introduces new characters with new budding romances and situations. I love the interaction and love the characters show for one another. They are always looking out for one another. I would love to have most of them as friends. There were sad parts in this book and I needed tissues while reading it. There were happy times too. Robyn Carr definitely brings out the emotions in people!