I can't believe I have to wait a whole year for the next book. This was yet another gem in the Rose Harbor Inn series, such richly developed characters and story lines. If you've read the first 2 or the Cedar Cove series then you know what I mean. I've read them all and I lived in Washington State for a long time so reading about the characters I know in the places that I've been gives me a warm feeling, almost like coming home. I really liked the guests this time and will anxiously be waiting to read more about Mark's past.

This is the perfect summer read. I don't usually read Debbie Macomber and I expected the story to be slow, but it wasn't. Love Letters is the third Rose Harbor Novel. Even though the characters had already been introduced I didn't feel like I was missing anything. There was plenty going on in the story, and it was really three stories in one - the story of Jo Marie (the inn owner), the story of Roy and Maggie (a couple visiting from out of town, and the story of Ellie Reynolds, a young lady who meets her boyfriend for the fist time as well as her father. I was sorry to reach the end of the book because I wanted to story to continue. The last few pages set up the next book in the series with the introduction of some new guests. I was so intrigued by the story of Jo Marie and Mark that I may have to revisit Rose Harbor Inn for future installments in this series.

I have received a copy of this book through First Reads.

Macomber effortlessly blends romance, and timely issues of growing up, with a bit of mystery. Her style appeals to a wide age range because she includes a wider age range. The narrator, Lorelei King , brings the characters to life and greatly adds to the enjoyment of the story.

Loved it....

I have read the other books in this series before this one and they are all sweet stories. I love how the inn keeper is beneficial to the story. Can't wait to read the next one in this series.

3.5

I really didn't like this book very much. I kept falling asleep reading it. The only thing I liked was getting some information about Mark. There wasn't much but at least something happened to move that part of the story along. I hope the next book is better.

This one was a little emotionally tough to read. Good characters though.