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At thirty-six, Aiden Riordan, an OB/GYN doctor, has spent fourteen years in the Navy, before deciding to leave it, despite his brothers’ protests. But he felt like there were things missing in his life, like a wife and family. At twenty-eight, he was married for three months to Annalee, who destroyed everything they owned due to her insane mood swings. Aiden is currently between jobs and visiting his older brother Luke, who lives in
Aiden enjoys hiking and while out hiking, he sees a cabin, which he believes is abandoned. With his wild hair and his beard stubble, he knows he looks rough. However, he never expected to startle the beautiful woman so bad that she screams and hits her head on the deck railing, knocking herself out. Coming to her rescue, he carries her inside and bandages her wound. The longer she stays unconscious, the more she concerns him and he is determined to take her to the local hospital to be checked out. When she awakens, she sees him and starts screaming again. It takes some doing, but she finally agrees to let him take her to the hospital, which is forty minutes away. As she heals, he is around her quite often. Their desire for each other grows, but then trouble arrives, which may break up this happy couple.
MOONLIGHT ROAD, the tenth book in author extraordinaire Robyn Carr’s VIRGIN RIVER series, is an emotionally riveting contemporary romance. In this book, Ms. Carr deals with many emotional situations, like Down’s syndrome and hysterectomy in such a manner that the reader feels for the characters involved and receives an education at the same time. Her characters seem to step right off the page. The reader is taken through a range of emotions; laughing aloud one moment and near tears the next. Ms. Robyn Carr is an author that reaches for the heart and touches it. I have enjoyed all the novels in this series so far and I look forward to the next book in the series. Run out and grab your own copy of MOONLIGHT ROAD. You won’t regret it! The problem is you can’t read just one of these books.
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