6 Rainier Drive
A Cedar Cove Novel, Book 6
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Perfect for fans of Maeve Binchy' - Candis
Welcome to Cedar Cove – a small town with a big heart!
Poor Justine and Seth! Their Lighthouse restaurant was razed to the ground and an arson investigation is under way. The prime suspect is a young ex-employee named Anson Butler, who disappeared right after the fire. It’s clear that this kind of crisis is not good for a marriage…
In the meantime, life goes on for everyone else in Cedar Cove – with weddings, births, reunions and even the occasional scandal. One of the most interesting pieces of news is that Cal, who works at the local ranch, is now rescuing wild horses. But what could this mean for his new relationship with Linette?
Find out all the latest news from Cedar Cove. Make time for friends. Make time for Debbie Macomber.
The Cedar Cove series is now a hit Channel 5 TV series, appearing on UK screens on CHANNEL 5USA
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The aftermath of a fire at the Lighthouse restaurant and the search for an arsonist spark the sixth volume of smalltown drama set in Macomber's fictional Washington town of Cedar Cove (after 50 Harbor Street). Justine and Seth Gunderson, the owners of the Lighthouse, are divided by their reactions to the tragedy; Seth is obsessed with rebuilding as quickly as possible, while Justine wants to take advantage of their newly found free time. Meanwhile, Macomber follows numerous loosely connected story lines involving characters from previous volumes: an impulsive act of generosity by hairdresser Teri Miller triggers romance with a world renowned chess player; physician's assistant Lynnette McAfee encounters trouble in her relationship with shy horse trainer Cal Washburn; father-to-be Jon Bowman struggles with anger over his parents' legacy of betrayal; and several navy families face leaving their hometown. Fans of the series will snap this one up, but new readers may struggle to sort out the characters and relationships (Macomber includes a two-page list of residents to help). Those who enjoy good-spirited, gossipy writing will be hooked.
