Nobody's Fault: Milford-Haven Book 5

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Summary: Loved this book! I could picture the beautiful room...
Review: "I loved this book! I came right home and scarfed it down. It's I love the storyline and the way it's going. And it was fun that the Miranda character visited Durango, Colorado. We've stayed at the Strater many times, and I could picture the beautiful rooms so clearly -- I didn't know about the secret panels in the lobby! We'll have to visit again and take a careful look."

Rating:
Summary: Loved this book! I could picture the beautiful room...
Review: "I loved this book! I came right home and scarfed it down. It's I love the storyline and the way it's going. And it was fun that the Miranda character visited Durango, Colorado. We've stayed at the Strater many times, and I could picture the beautiful rooms so clearly -- I didn't know about the secret panels in the lobby! We'll have to visit again and take a careful look."

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Summary: Captivating series!
Review: As Director of UNAVCO and Radiometrics, I study and measure the movement of tectonic plates via satellite imagery. I found the first four of Mara Purl's series on Milford-Haven quite captivating. I particularly like the forays into various spiritual, psychological and technical realms. Her insights into art, music, and nature seem to emerge in a way similar to their appearance in life. Quite an impressive creation. After helping with her with research for "Nobody's Fault", it was fun to read and see she'd woven the threads of facts into the fabric well.

Rating:
Summary: Captivating series!
Review: As Director of UNAVCO and Radiometrics, I study and measure the movement of tectonic plates via satellite imagery. I found the first four of Mara Purl's series on Milford-Haven quite captivating. I particularly like the forays into various spiritual, psychological and technical realms. Her insights into art, music, and nature seem to emerge in a way similar to their appearance in life. Quite an impressive creation. After helping with her with research for "Nobody's Fault", it was fun to read and see she'd woven the threads of facts into the fabric well.