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Rosie Cox 311 Pelican Court Cedar Cove, Washington
Dear Listener, One thing about Cedar Cove - people sure are interested in what other people are doing. Take me, for instance. Everybody in the town knows that my husband, Zach, and I recently got a divorce. Everybody also knows that Judge Olivia Lockhart decreed a pretty unusual custody arrangement. It won't be the kids moving between my place and Zach's. We're the ones who'll be going back and forth!
Olivia isn't immune to gossip herself. Will she stay with Jack, the guy who runs our local paper, or will she get back with her ex? Inquiring minds want to know!
But the really big gossip has to do with the dead guy - the man who died at a local bed-and-breakfast. Who is he and why did he show up there in the middle of the night? Roy McAfee, our local private investigator, is absolutely determined to find out. I hope he does - and then I'll let you know! See you soon...
Debbie Macomber's third Cedar Cove book centers on Rose and Zach Cox, who have just divorced after 17 years of marriage. Judge Olivia Lockhart decrees an unusual custody arrangement: The children stay in the home, and Rose and Zach move in and out. Of course, being Cedar Cove, there are plenty of other characters woven into the tapestry. Sandra Burr narrates this story of small-town life with heart and empathy. The production is realistic; telephone conversations sound like they're coming through a phone, and Burr uses giggles, sobs, and sighs to make the emotions real. The transitional music, however, does nothing to support the mood of the story. N.E.M. (c) AudioFile 2008, Portland, Maine
About the Author
Debbie Macomber, the author of Summer on Blossom Street, 8 Sandpiper Way, Twenty Wishes, Back on Blossom Street, and 74 Seaside Avenue, has become a leading voice in women's fiction worldwide. Her work has appeared on every major bestseller list, including those of the New York Times, USA TODAY and Publishers Weekly. She is a multiple award winner, and won the 2005 Quill Award for Best Romance. More than sixty million copies of her books have been sold worldwide.
