December 28, 2015

Book Review (XLVI) A Skeleton at Her Door


                A Skeleton at Her Door
                           by E Ayers
Blurb




Trick or Treat? Angie Robertson discovers a whole new meaning to jumping bones when she meets Tom Meyers dressed for a Halloween charity event. A skeleton, a nurse, a pumpkin, three kids, a cabin in the woods, and…a handful of fortune cookies? She's about to discover treats are sweet.Angie Robertson discovers a whole new meaning to jumping bones when she meets Tom Meyers dressed for a Halloween charity event. A skeleton, a nurse, a pumpkin, three kids, a cabin in the woods, and…a handful of fortune cookies? She's about to discover treats are sweet.



My Review
A Skeleton at Her Door is a story  I really enjoyed and didn't want to put down until the very end.
Characters – Angie who works at  a a level-one trauma center; a hard job with long hours.  She’s a woman who had a bad experience in her previous  marriage and "the facial scars on the right side" are  proof of it and good reasons to mistrust a new relationship. Should she believe the fortune cookie that says:. Open the door and open your heart. Love will find it.    
And indeed, it finds her.  Angie can’t believe it’s happening to her,  "if Tom Meyers was real or had she imagined him. Thirty-seven, single, two kids, and under those clothes, he's a hunk. This isn't happening to me. "     
Tom – a man who also has a troubled past. He considers that  "Lonesome was better than being greeted by a wife who nagged about everything."   His life was his children. They weren't perfect, but for growing up without a mother, they were doing well. Was he ready to allow someone into his heart?

Both Angie and Tom have to fight the ”demons”of their past and find the power to help each other move forward toward mutual trust and love.
Zach, Emily and Lissy are the children. They are lovely characters who complement the main ones.
E. Ayers has crafted a sweet, heartwarming story.  So if you want a nice "feel good" read A Skeleton at Her Door is it. Romantic novel lovers would enjoy this quick read.

4 comments:

  1. This book is on my TBR list. It's sounds like a wonderful heart warming read. And I love the fun, whimsical cover. Thanks for sharing your review, Carmen!

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    1. I enjoyed it a lot.
      Thank you for checking the review, Mae!

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  2. Sometimes the hardest thing to do is to learn to trust again.

    Thank you for taking the time to read my book and post a review. And a very big thank you for your kind words. I'm so glad you enjoyed it.

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    1. I thank you for trusting me with your story!
      It's the kind of book that can be read at any time of the year if you want something to make you smile.

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