When Can You Take A Shower After Waxing

Robyn Carr - See you in Virgin River

title: Shelter Mountain
Publisher: Mira Paperback (September 2010)

blurb:

Escape! This is the thought that Paige Lassiter dominated. Only away from her hometown, away from her brutal husband. In their desperate search for a safe place for herself and her young son she lands in Virgin River, and is in a rainy and cold October night by John "Preacher" Middleton added. In the presence of the impressive ex-Marines with the gentle essence feels Paige immediately safe and secure. And it brings in the sealed man struck a chord, the tone he has never heard before. But only when Paige's ex-husband turns up in Virgin River, and demanded back his wife and child to discover both what are your feelings for each other really.

source of blurb and Cover: Paperback Mira

My opinion:

Paige Lassi Planters biggest mistake was to marry Wes Lassiter! It is sufficient, they will not endure the brutal attacks of her husband more and runs away with her son Chris. On the run it gets lost and makes a stop in the small town of Virgin River. Chris is not feeling well and has a fever and Paige can barely stand up. In the bar of the place they get to know John "Preacher" Middleton. When he sees what state the two are, he has to sleep in a room for Paige.

Actually Paige will continue to flee again, but the gentle John can convince them to stay and days of weeks and months. With his gentle nature shows John her that not all men are like her husband, and slowly begins to take Paige again, but the fight with her husband is not over yet and with John it begins to fight.

The Virgin River series by Robyn Carr is something special and I soaked up every page of this wonderful book. The author is not limited to the pair of heroes, but also weaves the story of another person in the book. This is how the reader again some of the heroes of the first book and gets a sneak peek at the next part. Robyn Carr is a master of their people to breathe life and to convey a depth that is read under the skin. In the book you find so many passages to smile, but also sad moments where you would most like to comfort people. A very nice series that stands out in any case from the crowd.

more details about the series:

Robyn Carr - Virgin River

Rating:

5 out of 5 points