Review:I enjoyed reading Any Dream Will Do. For awhile I felt sorry for Shay when her brother took advantage of her I liked the way she bounced back. I have a kindle and can't wait until all of her books are available. I have 153 books on kindle and on paperback , some of the paperbacks are 2 stories in one Read more

Review:This book was a waste of time. I'm not even sure it could hold the attention of a twelve year old. I skipped parts of paragraphs just to get through it. Should have just dumped it but I always finish what I start. Big mistake this time. Read more

Review:This book brings memories of Handel's Messiah and words of redemption and salvation which brings us to the characters in this book especially Cal and Jane finally finding their love for each other and their family. A very good Christmas story. Read more

Review:I hadn't read Debbie Macomber before and really didn't have any expectations going in. The beginning was slow. Very slow. A lot of characters were thrown at the reader all at once, and not only was it hard to tell them all apart, but I really didn't care about any of them. The book opens with a meeting of a widows club on Valentine's Day, so I was thinking, great, this is going to be depressing. Thankfully, it wasn't. Instead, the widows agree to make a list of twenty wishes that they want to fu... Read more

Review:I love reading Debbie Macomber. The story had some funny moments, some suspenseful moments and joyful moments. Loved the way it
ended. Debbie Macomber is a great author. A different Christmas story. Read more

Review:Nichole thought she had the perfect life - married to Jake, a job that she loved, volunteer work, and especially her young son Owen. However, that life is shattered when she discovers Jake has been unfaithful and his girlfriend is pregnant. Nichole decides to divorce Jake and build a new life for herself and Owen. Her plans didn't include meeting tow truck driver Rocco but when she does sparks fly between the two of them. Can these two seemingly opposite people find love? In the meantime, encour... Read more

Review:I always enjoy Debbie's books. She develops characters well, the language is acceptable, and the actions are proper. I can enjoy her stories without blushing!! Or even letting my teenage grand daughters read the books. Read more

Review:I just became a Debbie Macomber fan. I started with The Rose Harbor series then moved onto the Blossom street novels. If I started with this book, I never would have read another one. The story was ridiculous and does not tie into Blossom Street until the very end. It's about this woman who has to spend the summer in her home town to get her mother settled into a assisted living, and all the things that happen to her as she meets people with whom she grew up. Although she is a grown woman with t... Read more

Review:I thought this was a very good read. You try to plan your life, but it is not to be sometimes.Jenn was so fooled by sweet words. She was so lucky to have Finn help her out at a bad time. This was a story that was in a great place, Alaska.There should be more small towns like the one she got to be snowed in. The really good part was when her Mother showed up. Never saw her change into another person, so quick. All is well .This book will be a good one to read. Read more

Review:Summer on Blossom Street by Debbie Macomber is a beach book, plain and simple. It is the story of a number of families living in the same neighbourhood. They all have lovely professions - one runs a bookstore, one a knitting shop, one a bakeshop. Each of the families is experiencing a crisis of some sort - one wants to adopt, one has an ex-fiance who won't leave her alone, another wants to quit smoking.

Here's the thing; the author makes you care about her characters, their struggles and ... Read more