Where Dreams Are Born
a Pike Place Market Seattle romance
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4.5, 45 Ratings
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- $4.99
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- $4.99
Publisher Description
-a Where Dreams romance-
One calendar. Twelve lighthouses. Two hearts.
Cassidy Knowles, the nation's fastest rising food-and-wine critic. Her father, a small-scale vintner, leaves a final gift: a calendar of Pacific Northwest lighthouses, a dozen thin letters, and a deathbed promise to visit one each month. She can handle that.
Russell Morgan, #28 on the latest "most eligible" list and the last guy on the planet Cassidy wants. Fine with him. She's an over-privileged little twit. He sets his own course by a friend's calendar of lighthouses. A sailing voyage that guides him to the one woman in all Seattle who irritates him the most.
Where can two hearts chart the same course? Where Dreams Are Born in the warmth around Angelo's Hearth.
Customer Reviews
Where Dreams are Born
Loved, loved, loved it!
Slow start. Great finish.
I almost gave up on this book. Was thisclose to doing so. The slow development and constant mentions of which designer Cassidy wore grated on me. I simply didn’t care. I didn’t need to be told eighteen times that she had a Michael Khors parka. I didn’t care.
But then, the designers stuff eased. We got to know the characters. I began to appreciate the slow build of their relationship. I was glad I stuck it out as I really grew to care about them and feel invested in their story.
The surface levelness of the beginning belies the depth of the latter portions. Definitely worth continuing.
Loved it!
I enjoyed this book so much, my only cavil is that it ended too soon.
The connecting theme with letters & lighthouses during a calendar year was wonderful, as were all the descriptions of sailing, sail boats, and the islands of the Pacific Northwest, enjoyable characters. Honestly, I didn’t want this book to end.
Please Mr. Buchman, more books including sailing!
