Macomber Debbie. Cedar Cove 02. 204 Rosewood Lane

Praise for the novels of #1 New York Times Bestselling Author Debbie Macomber:As always, Macomber draws rich, engaging characters.
—Publishers Weekly on Thursdays at EightA multifaceted tale of romance and deceit, the final installment of Macomber’s Dakota trilogy oozes with country charm and a strong sense of community.
—Publishers Weekly on Always DakotaMacomber closes book two with a cliffhanger, leaving readers anxiously awaiting the final installment to this first-rate series.
—Publishers Weekly on Dakota HomeSometimes the best things come in small packages. Such is the case here...
—Publishers Weekly on Return to PromiseMs. Macomber provides the top in entertaining relationship dramas.
—Reader to ReaderMacomber’s storytelling sometimes yields a tear, at other times a smile.
—Newport News, VA Daily PressPopular romance writer Macomber has a gift for evoking the emotions that are at the heart of the genre’s popularity.
—Publishers WeeklyWell-developed emotions and appealing characters.
—Publishers Weekly on MontanaLetter to Readers:Dear Friends,
Welcome back to Cedar Cove! Olivia, Grace, Charlotte, Jack, Justine and Seth are eager to continue their stories — and introduce you to a few other residents. Like small towns everywhere, Cedar Cove is a mixture of the good, the bad and the unexpected. That’s my way of telling you that a few surprises await you in this story. Yes, you’re finally going to discover what happened to Dan. And the Beldons will have a most unusual guest at their bed-and-breakfast... So along with a visit to small-town America, I’ve tossed in a bit of mystery.
My hope, as always, is that you’ll feel right at home in Cedar Cove — whether you begin the series with the first book or the tenth. Note that you can tell where the book appears in the Cedar Cove series by the address. Just look at the first number in the address. (For instance, 204 Rosewood Lane is the second book.)
If you’re wondering if there really could be a town like this, let me assure you there can…and there is. Cedar Cove is based on my own hometown of Port Orchard, Washington. Naturally, my characters aren’t based on anyone in town, despite all the speculation over coffee at the Pancake Palace (not the restaurant’s real name). You see, I’ve lived in small towns all my life and I’ve learned that people are basically the same everywhere.
Now, sit back and relax. My friends in Cedar Cove can’t wait to fill you in on everything that’s been happening.
Warmest regards,
Debbie Macomber