Have your kleenex handy, because this is one big emotional read. This book was probably my favorite one since Shelby and Luke's story ( Temptation Ridge), and coincidentally, one of the subplots revolves around a big event in their lives. Wow oh wow and *sniff* *sniff*.what an excellent edition to the Virgin River series! I know my little review will not do this book justice, but I'm going to try. However, you may want to go backwards before going any further forward in the series as most books do have a story arc - and there are still several unresolved that I believe will play heavily into the next couple of books. You don't need to read their story to understand what is happening in this book. Paul and Vanessa has a heart-tugging change of events brought into their lives. There is a secondary story that plays out with a past hero/heroine duo. Despite first appearances, Ellie turns out to be a great assistant for Noah, who comes to depend and care for her deeply. She applies for the position of paster's assistant in Virgin River at a church under renovation. Lets just say funny and touching!įorbidden Falls is a wonderful romantic story of a young single paster in a new town who finds love with a woman from the other side of the tracks (so to speak.) Ellie, a former dancer at a strip club, needs respectable work in order to beat a custody battle over her two young children. I also have to give this book credit for one of my favorite marriage proposals. Best yet, we get plenty of time with Noah and Ellie. And surprisingly, this one could be read as a stand-alone as there were no story arc's playing out in this book. The next book is about C who becomes either A or B.and repeat.One of the best in the series yet.
The one who says no is now saying yes and then there is celebration. A or B has a single relative C who cameos many times. Either A or B says no to getting married/living together and the other coax them. Then the chancing and jumping here and there beings. It is all just A and B are someone someone wants to do something something and achieve somewhat somewhat but has been in great personal hell somehow somehow but are really good at heart and extremely alone. The story remains exactly the same with just different characters getting introduced. The perspective and character change are so often, it is almost as if being alone is a sin. The crux of the story completely changes. Oh! there is a young hot man/woman, who has some personal problem which never solved and then there is this young hot women/man who perfectly solves the problem. The series acts so much like a Love Island show.
Book 3 is still good and after that Jack and Mel are never around.
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