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A review by that_bookaholic_gal
The Inn at Rose Harbor by Debbie Macomber
5.0
This was the first book I’ve ever read by Debbie Macomber. She was recommended to me, saying I would like her style and I absolutely did!
Debbie’s style of writing is real-life, relatable, and very similar to a Nicholas Sparks type of story.
The Inn at Rose Harbor is book one of the series and I look forward to reading more of this series.
The characters in this story were all relatable and so real to me. I felt the emotions and struggles of each one, and I love that about characters, when you’re right there with them in life and you can understand them.
The Inn at Rose Harbor told the story of Jo Marie, a woman who had just purchased a bed and breakfast in Cedar Cove, a way to start life over after the passing of her husband. Her first two guests, Josh and Abby, return to Cedar Cove, a place from their past, with reluctant hearts and sad stories. As the book progresses, all three characters find themselves reliving past memories, mourning, and experiencing a wash of relief and peace. It was a lovely read, relaxing, and joyful. Definitely looking forward to reading more of Debbie’s work.
Debbie’s style of writing is real-life, relatable, and very similar to a Nicholas Sparks type of story.
The Inn at Rose Harbor is book one of the series and I look forward to reading more of this series.
The characters in this story were all relatable and so real to me. I felt the emotions and struggles of each one, and I love that about characters, when you’re right there with them in life and you can understand them.
The Inn at Rose Harbor told the story of Jo Marie, a woman who had just purchased a bed and breakfast in Cedar Cove, a way to start life over after the passing of her husband. Her first two guests, Josh and Abby, return to Cedar Cove, a place from their past, with reluctant hearts and sad stories. As the book progresses, all three characters find themselves reliving past memories, mourning, and experiencing a wash of relief and peace. It was a lovely read, relaxing, and joyful. Definitely looking forward to reading more of Debbie’s work.