Review:Troy the teacher and Grace the flower store girl that has hidden who she is and where she came from, the road to that discovery takes patience and trust. I loved this story as well as the rest in that series. Robyn Carr is a master storyteller. Read more

Review:I would rate this book more than 5 stars if I could. The characters of Preacher and Paige were so well written and along with all the ancillary characters, made this such an enjoyable read. This was my favorite of the series. Read more

Review:So far only one book that didn't grab me in this series. All the other books weren't based on religion. More daily faith of good people in a little community. It had a nice twist for this series. I like that no story is the same. I like knowing the characters as if they were neighbors down the street. Read more

Review:I love Robin Carr!!! Her books are wonderful! She can make me laugh until my husband thinks I'm nuts, yesterday she had me crying. All of her books are about good friends, love, & life. I can't seem to get enough. Thanks Read more

Review:Liked the book the first time I read it in 2010. I have read hundreds of books since then, so when Amazon said it had a "new" Robyn Carr book I bought it again. Buyer beware. There are many books on Amazon being re-released as "new." And Amazon doesn't let you know that you have previously purchased this book because it is a re-release. Amazon was happy to take my money AGAIN. I love the convenience of the kindle app and being able to purchase books to read immediately. However, one more step... Read more

Review:Robyn's Carr Virgin River series is one of the best long standing series I have read in many years. Her characters come across as real every day small town citizens that you can identify with. Each story is memorable and can be read as a stand alone book or a continuation of all the wonder characters from previous books in the series. Cannot wait for the next book! Read more

Review:It was a bit choppier than I expect of Robin Carr's books. The whole story ark was there but some of the characters needed more development. It wasn't as focused either. I'm used to being drawn in quickly with her books and it just wasn't there this time. Read more

Review:Sierra moves to Colorado to be close to her brother and his wife. She finds work and friendship in their small town. She develops self confidence and faces old problems head on. Written in Robyn Carr's familiar style, establishing an array of friends and extended family that could appear in a future book in a series about Sullivan's Crossing. Read more

Review:This book should be free. Francine as someone that is a nurse and been in the military ,I'd hate to be critically injured and have her take care of me. She is a total ditz and plays the poor victim. Thankfully Maureen made the reading bearable Read more

Review:The trilogy was just enough material to be introduced to and to love the characters and the setting. I would recommend these books anyone looking for a read that allows them to leave their surroundings and become part of this town and its people. Read more