Liz Curtis Higgs

Belle O'Brien, the woman behind the warmest voice in Virginia radio, has a problem: Her oldies show is a solid gold hit, but her love live is an off-the-charts disaster. -- cover p. 4.

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Jeni Enjaian

A review from my old blog...

I absolutely adore Ms. Higgs Scottish series. In all honesty I cannot get enough of those characters and love her writing style. I've never read anything else of hers before and I was not disappointed in this book.

Ms. Higgs drew me in to the lives of her characters: the main character and the other secondary characters. Even though I had accidentally read a few sentences from the last couple pages and knew how things ended up I wanted to know how Belle would get there.

So many times Ms. Higgs threw another wrench in the path of Belle and David. I kept wondering how they were going to overcome those obstacles in the remaining pages of the book. Although I think that Ms. Higgs resolved them reasonably there were a few times that I wondered how Belle could get over her anger/impatience with David within the space of just a few seconds.

The ending of the book (even though I knew it was coming) is a little on the too perfect side.

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