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Emilie Richards
Endless Chain
Book Review created by karo88 on August 31st, 2008, 8:39pm
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Mixed with the quilting, sub plots abound. I liked that the surprise, Sharon was a relative. A good summer read!
Sam, the minister, is a christian elvolving. Do I think the church governors would allow a 4 yr engagement without challenging? Maybe in an independent church but one that has a bureacrate-Nope.
Touching Stars
Book Review created by brendavisnaw on August 30th, 2008, 2:10pm
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A great story about how even a "broken" family can heal and reinvent itself. This book is also set in the Shenandoah Valley and old friends reappear.
Lover's Knot
Book Review created by brendavisnaw on August 30th, 2008, 1:53pm
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Another Shenandoah Valley story about a woman with a troubled marriage seeking answers. She returns to the valley after a traumatic incident, to a secluded cabin and the soluitude, to recover physically and emotionally.
Wedding Ring
Book Review created by brendavisnaw on August 30th, 2008, 1:48pm
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A situation developes in the peaceful Shenandoah Valley that pulls the three generations of estranged women together. The story unfolds around their conflicts and solutions and pulls the reader into their lives.
Bayou Midnight - Emilie Richards
Book Review created by sherilynnw on August 4th, 2008, 7:31pm
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Went up to the cabin on the weekend, did a little cleaning and found this one hiding on the bottom of the shelf, love when you find an book you haven't read in a long time and really enjoyed.
Duncan's Lady by Emilie Richards (SIM 625)
Book Review created by ellysoar on July 28th, 2008, 9:42pm
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Duncan Sinclair was born in highland Scotland but moved to the US with his American mother and younger sister when he was 8
More Than Words, Harlequin 2004, 5 authors
Book Review created by Donna M on July 26th, 2008, 2:50pm
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Touching Stars
Book Review created by ccBree on July 7th, 2008, 7:01am
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Pages 553, In this book the author gives in great detail an account of a disconnected father, and of children that do not have a great love of their absentism father.
Bayou Midnight by Emilie Richards... QC #250
Book Review created by christa_r on July 6th, 2008, 9:32pm
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Bayou Midnight by Emilie Richards, Men Made in America (Louisiana) (Originally SIM, May 1987)
Detective Sergeant Sam Long is investigating a case. The latest crime has been a fire which looks like arson. The building was believed to be empty but what the arsonist didn't know was that one of the executives had a fight with his wife and was sleeping in his office. So the arson case was now a murder case. There was also a 7 year old girl asleep on one of the sofas (she was the cleaning lady's daughter) When she heard the explosion she woke up screaming and it was very smoky. The next thing she remembers is sitting outside on a sidewalk. Sam figures the arsonist carried her out but she suppressed the memory. He goes to see psychologist Antoinette Deveraux about hypnotising the child, even though he is against the idea it may be his only lead in the case.
