I received a copy from NetGalley; this is my honest review. #DriftwoodCreek #NetGalley
-The author is very good at describing everything using the five senses.
-The author also insinuates details/information here and there; it fits with the context and it's not too heavy for the story.
-Gideon and Jamie, despite everything, make a good couple. He calms her and she takes him out of his comfort zone a bit at a time.
-Sometimes, I think, someone should have put Jamie in her place. She's nosy, she doesn't back off, etc. She's 26 not 13.
-This time there were more guests present - that we know of because certainly, they have a full schedule.
-There are other romances going around, hopefully preparing for future books.
-Lots of drama but realistic and understandable. Good finale but the work is not finished yet. Everyone will have to take it one day at a time.
-Author's belief? "Every living thing, no matter how small or insignificant, deserved a chance to grow and thrive. To live, reproduce itself, and die.".
-Funny: "People eat horses?" My mother-in-law is French and eats ground horse regularly. I tasted it to please her but like Duke, gross.