50 Harbor Street
Debbie Macomber
4 out of 5
Though better than the previous one, this series is just getting too syrupy for me. And if Macomber is going to have a teenager as a character she should never have them putting on a housecoat – a robe, a cover-up, but nothing that sounds as old as something that their grandmother would wear.
This book covers the lives of Corrie and Roy, the local private investigator that have been receiving gift baskets and postcards with subtle messages. Seems that there is a little secret in their past that has now surfaced. Not too surprising, but most of the book is then tied up too neatly.
In the past I have enjoyed Macomber’s books as a nice break from harder edged things, but the last two just make the women sound too much like victims to the whims of the men in their lives.
But, if you live your books with whipped cream and a cherry on top, well then, this is for you.
Amazon Review: http://www.amazon.com/review/R3Q8J41B5J4RV1/ref=cm_cr_rdp_perm
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