Rate this book

Marking Time (2000)

by Marie Force(Favorite Author)

4.44 of 5 Votes: 3

languge

English

genre

Romance

series

Treading Water

review 1: So YAY, the Clare, Jack, Andi situation is now happily resolved (did we doubt that? I do not thing that we did.) I can't decide how I feel about the Kate/Reid angle. It's not that I'm repulsed by the 28 year age gap, but really how much in common does an 18 year old girl have with a man that much older? I did feel as if perhaps Jack got a WEE bit out of control over the situation, but then again it's not my baby girl boinking my college buddy so.....
review 2: Marking Time is the second book in Marie Force's Treading Water series. After waking from a three-year coma and discovering Jack, her husband, has a lover and they are expecting twins, Clare Harrington makes a selfless decision to let him go. But what's she going to do with her life? Not caring to ... morestay in the home Jack built for her and left to her, Clare decides to spend time in Stowe, Vermont, helping her brother renovate his house. She hires carpenter Aidan O'Malley to do the work.Aidan has secrets he'd rather not discuss, but he's attracted to Clare who is several years older.In the meantime, Clare's middle daughter Kate has set her heart on making a name for herself in the music world and persuades her parents to let her spend a year in Nashville. While there, Kate falls in love with a much older man. Clare and Jack must come together to resolve the problem.I thoroughly enjoyed Marking Time and was happy to see Clare find her true love. As in Treading Water, the family dynamics are great—one of Ms. Force's strong suits. Good pacing, great characters, a lot of testosterone and an emotional story combine to make this a page turner. Can't wait to read the next one. less

Download links for: Marking Time

Advertising