Not much to say seeing as Nora Roberts is a classic. So I will just leave the blurb which took the money out of my account for this book.
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Her scream froze in her throat, locked there by terror. She had never seen death before - not unpampered, staring death.

Midnight on an unspoilt Greek island. Returning from a peaceful moonlit swim, Morgan James has a shocking and frightening encounter. A dark, dangerous stranger threatens her with a knife 🔪 , ordering her to keep quiet 🤫 about his presence on the cliff top. Mysteriously, he lets her go unharmed.

The next day, Morgan meets the same man 👨, but this time he’s visiting her hosts. Are the people she’s staying with mixed up with a drug-smuggling ring? Answering this question turns into a matter of life and death when Morgan finds a body on the beach 🏝- and her sunny ☀️ Greek paradise becomes a place of stark terror.

If that doesn’t tickle your insides then I don’t know what will. I’ll leave a review of this when I’m done.

If you’ve been following me for a while then you would know that I would buy anything Debbie Macomber has written 🤭😊. Do you have authors like that? That you would buy anything as long as their names are on it?

Anyways, let’s get into the blurb :

Welcome to Cedar Cove - a small town with a big heart.

Judge Olivia Lockhart has caused a scandal. Hearing Cecilia and Ian Randal’s petition for a divorce, she came to the conclusion that the young couple hadn’t tried hard enough to make their marriage worn. Her judgement? Divorce denied.

When Judge Olivia throws the town into an uproar, her daughter Justine is on the verge of the biggest decision of her life. Should she stop waiting for love and accept a marriage of convenience?

Olivia’s best friend, Grace, has troubles of her own. Dan, her husband, is increasingly distant and Grace is starting to wonder if he’s having an affair.

And in Cedar Cove, nothing stays secret for long.

One of the reasons I love Debbie is because she gives me more than one story in one book 📖 🤯

Ooohhh murder mystery. It makes me all giddy inside with the discovery of clues and the lack of clarity as to who did it. 😁 I also love the setting - Old England, 1920s

Here’s the blurb:

Meet the Bright Young Things, the rabble-rousing hedonists of the 1920s whose treasure hunts were a media obsession. One such dangerous game takes place at the eighteenth birthday of Pamela Mitford, but ends in tragedy as cruel, charismatic Adrian Curtis is pushed to his death from the bell tower of the church neighbouring the Mitford home, Asthall Manor.

The police quickly identify the killer as a maid, Dulcie, who is discovered to be a member of a notorious gang of female thieves, the Forty Elephants. But Louisa Cannon, chaperone to the Mitford girls and a former criminal herself, believes Dulcie to be innocent, and alongside Pamela and Nancy Mitford, sets out to clear the girl’s name ................ all while the real killer may only be steps away.

Like I said ........ giddy 😁