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Slattery's Reviews
By Valerie Comer, Annalise Daughety, Nicole O’Dell, Cara Putman
Published by Barbour Books
352 pages
ISBN: 978-1616266868
Lyssa, hoping she can get over her fears and point folks to the
treasure found in Jesus, is startled to find her former college professor among
the group. Will he upset her mission?
City girl Madison is annoyed that her sister signed her up and
then bailed—but now she’s been paired with a complete stranger! Worse, he’s one
of those outdoorsy types.
Reagan has always played it safe, doing everything by the book.
And then she meets her brother’s frat brother, a guy who’s got his life mapped
out, too.
After winning her life-long battle to get fit, Hadley can’t wait
to meet people who didn’t know her “before.” But Brad is that species of
guy she has no experience with: a player.
God only knows if this adventure in the woods will lead to heartache . . . or love.
Slattery's Review:
Four ladies, four guys, and one two-month geocaching event
centered in the beautiful Ozarks.
Rainbow’s End, a Romancing America collection published by Barbour
Books, was a quick and fun read. As a Missourian, I enjoyed reading about the
beautiful Osage Beach area and could easily envision the various excursions
each of the characters went on. The unifying plot of a geocaching outreach
event was deliciously unique and engaging. The clever poetic clues presented in
the first novella, written by debut novelist, Valerie Comer, produced numerous
chuckles while, in novella three, Hadley Parker’s interpretation of one
geocaching clue made my pulse race. Thank goodness there was a handsome hero
nearby!
I enjoyed getting to know each character presented, from the
shy, eco-friendly Lyssa Quinn to the newly-emerging Hadley Parker. The
story-lines, although unique, wove together seamlessly, and each author’s
unique voice added depth and flavor to the compilation.
Rainbow’s End is a perfect collection to read on a peaceful summer afternoon.
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