Beth arrived in Cooper’s Corner without much except for her haunting music. Her haunting music captures the heart of Clint Cooper, a co-owner of the Inn. They need to discover much about her past—will their discoveries lead to love?
This is book 11 in the Cooper’s Corner continuity. There is a bit of ‘clock and dagger’ in this book. She has amnesia, suppressing a frightening ordeal. Not my favorite book of the series, but it begins to tie up lose ends and I did enjoy this book as part of the whole collection.
Nancy
I don't think I have this
I don't think I have this one. I have been slowly collecting her back issues after reading THE DOLLMAKER last year but I think I missed this one. I like the ind of empathy she has for her characters.
AKA Merri
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That is something that does
That is something that does come through in this book. There is an underlying empathy for Beth and for Clint. As a stand alone book I probably would have liked it a lot, but it is part of this Cooper's Corner continuity and there were a couple in the group that I liked better than this one. Also, I think it is hard to make amnesia--especially the all encompassing type that Beth suffered, believeable over the time period. With only one more book in the continuity Stevens does a terrific job of the beginning the process of tying up loose ends.
Nancy