After an archeologist, who reads the dead from what they leave behind, meets a psychic balloonist talks to the dead, the attraction is instant and intense. But can two vastly different people meet in the middle, shed their walled-up exteriors, and expose hidden longings and buried hearts?
About the Book: When archeologist Clint Anderson meets balloonist Gabby King, he is immediately smitten. Unexpected emotions flare after the straight-laced, hyper-organized Clint finds Gabby’s footloose, fancy-free lifestyle . . . interesting.
By
circumstance, Gabby becomes involved with
Clint’s current restoration project—a VW beetle that's been underwater for a
decade and was recently fished out of a local lake. After she finds an
expensive bracelet hidden under the floor mat, they uncover another part of a
mystery behind the recovered Bug which leads to even more questions in the
community and those directly involved with the car.
As the
two get better acquainted, emotional walls crumble and once buried hearts are
exposed. Can two eccentrics handle a discovery of unexpected love and allow those
walls to finally fall?
Our
Review: No one who’s followed the Laurel
Ridge series would pass up a chance to spend more time with the unique folks who
inhabit this small mountain town. And [we readily admit] along the way,
discovering new clues to the mystery behind the classic VW bug that was hauled
out of Whippoorwill Lake adds frosting to the delicious cake. Walls start coming
down for the two seriously different Clint and Gabby, ranking up there with the
conflicts that came before. Well written with snappy, realistic dialogue, the
times may change but honest emotions stay the same. No one writes them better
than Diana Stout.
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