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Cargando... Painting the Moon (Chilton Crosse) (Volume 1)por Traci Borum
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When Noelle Cooke inherits a quaint cottage and an art gallery from her famous British aunt, she's happy to leave her boring life in San Diego and take a trip to England. A locked room, a detailed diary, and a rich history of eccentricity make her visit even more interesting. Added to that, the art gallery is on the verge of financial ruin.Noelle is shocked to run into Adam Spencer, her childhood sweetheart. Old feelings stir, and she has to remind herself that she's only there for a short time. Then, Adam takes on a restoration project in her area and becomes involved in the mystery her aunt has left behind. New love ignites, but Noelle doesn't know if Adam feels the same way. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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Not long after returning to England to claim her inheritance, Noelle is reacquainted with two old friends, both of whom she spent time with when she visited during the summers. Her friend Jill, a sassy, outspoken and generally lovely person is now married and faring well domestically and financially. Her other friend, Adam Spencer, is now a very handsome Architect. Noelle is dismayed to learn that Adam, her childhood sweetheart that got away before things developed romantically between them, is engaged to a woman named Laurel. But if Adam and Laurel's relationship is solid, why does Adam seem to find so much pleasure in Noelle's company?
Painting the Moon was a delightful read. I enjoyed getting acquainted with both the primary and secondary characters; particularly Mac, the gardener, who proved to be an asset in many ways to Noelle. I liked the steady progression of the story, and wondering what had happened to aunt Joy to cause her to become a recluse. And what, if anything, would become of Adam and Noelle. There's also secrets and hidden treasures that added a bit of intrigue to the story.
I enjoyed this book and recommend it highly. ( )