
The Blue River series: Book 1
The Shell Keeper
Three women brought together by accident, like battered shells washed up on a beach…
Gwen’s learning to empty-nest, her bakery’s bottom line won’t rise, and her husband’s job is threatened, but she’s always up to a challenge…isn’t she?
Claire’s a single, tough-minded real estate agent willing to do whatever it takes to get a deal done–as long as she doesn’t have to get too friendly with anyone along the way.
Del’s life is a wreck, as evidenced by the once lovely display of orange pansies demolished across the hood of her minivan. She’s a newly divorced mom in desperate need of a job and some confidence.
The Shell Keeper is a humorous and touching story about three women who have gifts to share and lessons to learn. All three are in for some surprises!
Reviews
Blog & Book Reviews by Robin
Short and Sweet Review: The Splendid and The Vile by Erik Larson
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Short and Sweet Review: Deconstructed by Liz Talley
This book came to me via a recommendation from a site I find new books on and often end up reviewing. I was looking for something light (I’d just finished a pretty intense book) and I thought this was a romance. And yes, there is some romance, but it’s not a romance,...
Short and Sweet Review: Tidewater by Libbie Hawker
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