Beach House for Rent: The Beach House, Book 3
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| Rating | : | 4.13 (930 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B06XXQ6R1S |
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| Number of Pages | : | 201 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-02-15 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Mary Alice Monroe, New York Times best-selling author of the Lowcountry Summer series, returns to her beloved Beach House series with the highly anticipated follow-up to Beach House Memories and The Beach House!
Mostly liked it, but also disappointed TSW I was anxious to read this last book in the Beach House series, after reading and loving the first 3. And while it was good, I was disappointed in how it wrapped up. Although I liked the new characters that were introduced, I felt that Heather was able to overcome her anxiety issues just a little too easily and succinctly. The way hers was described from the beginning, it did not seem plausible that it could be turned around so quickly. Further, I was disappointed in the direction that Cara's character went, following her deeply tragic cir. Amazon Customer said Good but Disappointed!. I loved the three previous books in this series. This book was good and I enjoyed reading it however, there were several things that disappointed me. What happened to Toy and little Lovie? They're not even mentioned until the last couple of pages in the book. Another thing that bothered me, Cara has a hard life and I grew to love her. What happens to her in this book kinda made me mad. She finally finds happiness and then tradegy stikes and It's lost. I thought she had already had enough sadness in her life. Overall, It's a good book. It's. Another fabulous read by Mary Alice Monroe! Like many others, I have read everything Mary Alice has ever written. My first was The Beach House,and from there I was hooked! This book ends the series, but it is certainly a stand alone read as well For beach people, beach conservationists, bird enthusiasts, lovers of Charleston and the surrounding beach areas, it is so on point. You can easily relate to the characters and their issues, Mary Alice is an amazing storyteller. From page one you will feel like you are on Isle of Palms living the story. Once you finish this I guarantee you w