Susan Wiggs

The last book in that summer place.  It takes place at Rainshadow Lodge, Rosie who is penniless takes a job working for Mitch who is rich.  He is a work-a-holic and she is free-spirited.  But a really cute book.

She had it all.....Beautiful, charming and respected as the wife of an ambitious senator, Helena Cabot Barnes is the leading lady of Saratoga Springs. But beneath the facade lies a terrible deception. Helena married for all the wrong reasons-and discovered too late that her husband is a dangerous man. Fearing for her safety, she ends her marriage and flees to Moon Lake Lodge,

I had a chance to read an "Advance Readers" copy of this book.  I have only read one other book written by this author in the past.  Both books I enjoyed reading.  This book held a few surprises for me, but there were some situations that I could figure out what happened before the author revealed.  I did enjoy the family and friends support of each other.  I found the romance touch

I work at a bookstore a few hours a week, and I was fortunate enough to find in an ABA mailing an advance review copy of Susan Wiggs' upcoming release, JUST BREATHE. 

When this title is released in September from MIRA, run- don't walk- to your bookstore (or order it here from eHarlequin) to get a copy of this poignant story!

Susan Wiggs is weaves another good read in Book #2 of The Lakeside Chronicles.

This book has been sitting on the TBR shelf quite some time, I'm so glad I decided it needed to be read!

Though this book had a happy ending, it seemed more women's fiction-ish to me.  It was very well done and kept me reading.

A horse breeder on the brink of financial ruin, widower Hunter Calhoun journeys into the hills of West Virginia to find a mysterious horse gentler who can save his prized stallion, a vicious and unridable beast, and finds an enchanting young woman who brings her healing spirit to Hunter.

Susan Wiggs doesn't allow her readers to keep their distance. As she knows how to write a very emotional, touching story it is easy to trust in her writing and to enjoy her lovable characters and the portrayal of small town life.

Rating: very good