What a great way to start the day! Sally Cronin has left a beautiful review for Wake-Robin Ridge on her Smorgasbord blog, and I hope some of you guys will take a look at what she has to say. I’m tickled pink that she enjoyed the book so much, and that’s she’s planning to read A Boy Named Rabbit soon, too, when time allows. Hope you’ll check this one out, and will pass it along far and wide, so that others might be interested enough to give Wake-Robin Ridge a read, too. Thanks, and thanks to Sally for such a lovely review! 🙂
I am delighted to share my review for Wake Robin Ridge: Book One by Marcia Meara
About the book
Marcia Meara, author of Swamp Ghosts and Finding Hunter, has set Book One of her Wake-Robin Ridge series amid the haunting beauty of the North Carolina mountains, where ghosts walk, ancient legends abound, and things still go bump in the night.
“A PHONE RINGING AT 2:00 A.M. never means anything good. Calls at 2:00 A.M. are bad news. Someone has died. Someone is hurt. Or someone needs help.”
On a bitter cold January night in 1965, death came calling at an isolated little cabin on Wake-Robin Ridge. Now, nearly 50 years later, librarian Sarah Gray has quit her job and moved into the same cabin, hoping the peace and quiet of her woodland retreat will allow her to concentrate on writing her first novel. Instead she finds herself distracted by her…
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A lovely book Marcia that I can highly recommend.. hugsxx♥
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I’m just so happy that you liked it that much, Sally, and very appreciative of your recommendation! Thanks a million! 🙂 (You’re still rockin’ it!) 😀 ❤
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Great review! Congrats, Marcia 😊
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It’s always lovely to get such a good review, but especially on my very first book, which was only meant to be a bucket list thing, but which ended up changing my life. I was so happy to see this today, and I appreciate you stopping by there. I left you a little reply. 😀 😀 😀
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Congratulations, Marcia.
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Thanks, Robbie. I was very, very happy to see WRR garnering such a good review, and hope Sally will find time to move on to the next one. I’m really interested in finding out what she’ll think about Rabbit, but for now, I’m just happy she enjoyed meeting Sarah, Mac, Ruth, Frank, and the dastardly Lloyd Carter. 😀 Thanks for stopping by here and over at Sally’s, too. 🙂
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Congratulations, Marcia. This is well deserved 🙂
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Thanks so much, Mae. It’s always fun to see my first effort get some love! 😀 Thanks for stopping by and taking time to comment! ❤
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Nice, Marcia. I mentioned that I have the first book in my kindle. Hopefully soon!
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I hope you’ll enjoy it, Diana. It was supposed to be a bucket list thing for me, but people started asking for more, so it turned into a series, even though that little boy named Rabbit usurped what started as a romantic suspense. 😀 Probably a good thing, as he seems to be a favorite with my readers. I’ll be interested in hearing what you think when you find time to read WRR. 🙂 Thanks for stopping by to comment! 🙂
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