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Book Review “The Cottage on Juniper Ridge”
GoodReads - The Cottage on Juniper Ridge (Life in Icicle Falls #4)
Can a book change your life? Yes, when it’s Simplicity, Muriel Sterling’s guide to plain living. In fact, it inspires Jen Heath to leave her stressful, overcommitted life in Seattle and move to Icicle Falls, where she rents a lovely little cottage on Juniper Ridge. And where she can enjoy simple pleasures—like joining the local book club—and complicated ones, like falling in love with her sexy landlord, Garrett Armstrong.
Her sister Toni is ready for a change, too. She’s got a teenage daughter who’s constantly texting her friends, a husband who’s more involved with his computer than he is with her, and a son who’s consumed by video games. Toni wants her family to grow closer—to return to a simpler way of life.
Other women in town, like Stacy Thomas, are also inspired to unload their excess stuff and some of the extra responsibilities they’ve taken on.
But as they all discover, sometimes life simply happens. It doesn’t always happen simply! (less)
This is actually a Romance!
Hell must be freezing over, because I read it and liked it!
The reason I liked it is because it does not have all that mushy romance or sex in it.
It has a good story line, which kept me interested in what happened next.
I could relate to the tale, and liked the characters. Each character could have been a real person.
I got this book secondhand at Goodwill, and if I see any more books by Sheila Roberts @ Goodwill, I will buy them. I like the way Sheila writes.
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