Moon over Water

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Summary: Not up to D MacOmbers usually excellent standards.
Review: I love Debbie Macomber and this book proves she just keeps getting better. In the characters of Jack Keller and Raine Dancy we get to see two people who have real lives and normal human fears. The subplot of the aftereffects of the Vietnam War is excellent. Many of us have friends or relatives who are still living with that nightmare. Ms. Macomber handles the moral dilemmas of that time with sensitivity and understanding. Both Jack and Raine learn to appreciate the gift of love on any level and become able to share it with others. There is plenty of action and adventure as well as lots of romance. Those looking for steamy sex will be disappointed. In my opinion this is a welcome change of pace from traditional romance/suspense novels. Enjoy the book. I'm sure you will become drawn into the lives of the characters by the end of the first chapter!

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Summary: Romance with real people!
Review: I love Debbie Macomber and this book proves she just keeps getting better. In the characters of Jack Keller and Raine Dancy we get to see two people who have real lives and normal human fears. The subplot of the aftereffects of the Vietnam War is excellent. Many of us have friends or relatives who are still living with that nightmare. Ms. Macomber handles the moral dilemmas of that time with sensitivity and understanding. Both Jack and Raine learn to appreciate the gift of love on any level and become able to share it with others. There is plenty of action and adventure as well as lots of romance. Those looking for steamy sex will be disappointed. In my opinion this is a welcome change of pace from traditional romance/suspense novels. Enjoy the book. I'm sure you will become drawn into the lives of the characters by the end of the first chapter!

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Summary: enjoyable
Review: Imagine growing up thinking your father is dead, and then one day finding out he's been alive and well and living in Mexico your entire life. Imagine going to Mexico to finally meet your father, and ending up on the run from the police, an insane thief, and the local crime boss. Imagine being rescued by the next best thing to an Indiana Jones, and being stranded at sea with him for days on end. Sounds like it might not be so bad, huh? Lorraine Dancy was an ordinary woman living an ordinary life when fate sent her on a life-altering adventure into the exotic world of inner Mexico. She knows her life will never be the same when she meets Jack Keller, a renegade ex-mercenary who sets out to teach her to take chances as they come. Debbie Macomber's newest release, "Moon Over Water," is an exciting, unparalleled adventure into the stormy seas of love. Macomber's characters are dynamic, her storyline thrilling and her pacing is right on the mark. This is why she is one of the absolute best at what she does--writing incredible romances. I'd love to see this tale made into a movie. It would be outstanding

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Summary: If You Loved Romancing The Stone, You'll Love This!!!!
Review: Moon Over Water is a hysterical, deeply romantic combination of Romancing The Stone and African Queen. I found myself wanting to laugh, cry, and fall in love all at the same time. The true tender love that is shared between Lorraine and Jack, makes your heart melt, and leaves the reader yearning to go searching for a man just like Jack Keller. The storyline had everything; adventure, suspense, emotional insights, doubt and tender love. I read this book in one sitting and found myself so engrossed in the story and characters, that I was actually found myself commenting on the characters actions aloud (and attracting much attention, may I add).I loved the novel and would highly recommend this novel to any one...romance reader or not. And if you weren't a romance reader before, you will be after reading this outstanding novel!

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Summary: I enjoyed this book.
Review: Not the best I've read, but it was entertaining. I recommend it.

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Summary: Too dull to finish.
Review: This book is not one of Macomber's best, but it is interesting to see how Jack ties the noose.