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Ruby Lake (2000)

by Sherrill Willis(Favorite Author)

3.94 of 5 Votes: 5

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English

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Romance

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Ruby Lake

review 1: Ruby Lake"This is what I think is the best part about being human, it's like nothing else, love."This surprisingly "sexy" story opens with a burst of energy that brought me right out of my sleepy afternoon daze. I loved the sarcastic banter and realistic emotions that were scattered all over these pages. It was so spunky and energetic. Just what the doctor ordered (I've been having a bit of a winter bug.)This story was entertaining and at the same time, easy to get cozy with almost immediately. The writing is sharp and the dialog clever. It feels effortless to fall into this story.Ruby Lake takes you on an exhilarating journey. I had no hesitation falling in love with Sydney and her keen sense of humor. The plot was clever and enjoyable. It had me laughing one minute and ... morefeeling emotional the next.
review 2: Although I have read this book at least three times, I never realized I hadn't reviewed it and the 2nd, until the 3rd came out. That alone should tell you it's a favorite story of mine. Place two big-city California girls into a small town in northern Wisconsin for a week to ten day job, and watch the cultural differences fly - sometimes between the two California best friends. Cast with characters that you want to have as friends, a small town that has everything you need (except a fashionable mall), and watch the feathers fly as a sister is dragged tooth and nail into the technological age and a brother is knocked off his feet by an outsider. Fun times! less

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