Don’t miss Colleen Coble‘s latest release in the Hope Beach series, Seagrass Pier. The book releases July 1st, and Colleen's publisher is offering the ebook at a special pre-order price of just $4.99 between now and 6/30 everywhere ebooks are sold.
PLUS . . . between 6/9 – 6/30 Colleen will be hosting a Kindle giveaway.
One winner will receive:
PLUS . . . between 6/9 – 6/30 Colleen will be hosting a Kindle giveaway.
- A brand new Kindle Fire HDX
- Seagrass Pier and the rest of the Hope Beach series by Colleen Coble
Tell your friends via FACEBOOK or TWITTER and increase your chances of winning and be sure to stop by Colleen's blog on July 1st to see if you won!
First, I would like to extend a
heartfelt “Thank you” to Colleen Coble and her publisher for sending me a copy of
"Seagrass Pier" to review for them. I am truly grateful for this generosity.
I really appreciate the time, effort and expense it takes to make a reviewer
copy available to me.
When “Seagrass Pier” by
Colleen Coble reached the top of my “to be read” pile of books, I wasn’t really
in the mood to start reading it. But my
blog tour date was looming, so I pressed forward. This incredibly gifted author captured my
attention in the first few phrases of this second suspenseful offering in the
Hope Beach series. Colleen Coble
certainly knows how to begin telling a story!
Elin is having nightmares. Normally that wouldn’t be an extraordinary
occurrence, but she believes she’s reliving the murder of the woman from whom
she received a donor heart! Marc finds
himself back in Elin’s life as he uses his vacation time away from the FBI to
unofficially investigate the murder of a friend, during which he learns that
Elin believes she is being stalked by her heart donor’s murderer. Surprisingly, things become even more
complicated when Marc learns that he and Elin have a daughter together,
resulting from a regrettable one-night-stand several years ago. Now the stakes are even higher to catch the
killer and protect his daughter and her mother from harm. Especially when his feelings for Elin begin
to deepen.
Every time I pick up one of Colleen
Coble’s books, it seems that she has become an even better writer. Her narrative and dialogue flow more smoothly
with each novel. She builds meaty
characters and has a gift for writing romantic suspense. I am a diehard armchair sleuth, and it was
both gratifying and frustrating to figure out the whodunit at the point in the
novel that I did. But “Seagrass Pier” is
still an enjoyable way to get away for the weekend.
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