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Penelope “Penny” Roberts and Pandora “Dora” Roberts are sisters who had lived with their grandmother in Pennsylvania. Their mom had left when they were young, and their dad was in jail. After Dora was in a serious car accident along with her boyfriend, they broke up. Because of a hearing issue caused by the accident, Dora ends up at a college in Little Hills, Missouri. Penny, who always took care of Dora, moved with her.
The quiet-sounding little town isn’t quite like that. Penny ends up working at a café that is haunted, along with the house nearby. It ends up the café was the carriage house of Sycamore House. Penny is drawn to a house for rent. Once they move in there, she starts having realistic dreams of a girl from centuries ago. Penny has some “abilities” as she does tarot readings. She’d given them up after not foreseeing Dora’s accident.
I enjoyed this story. I was pulled in from the beginning and kept up at a page-turning pace. I’ve enjoyed all of Cathy Peper’s books. Her time-travel series is excellent.
Penelope “Penny” and her sister, Pandora “Dora” Roberts, had quite an adventure recently. A ghost that was haunting Penny’s dreams had also invaded Dora’s body and was doing bad things. After that, Penny decided not to help her friend Ben, who was medium. Only, she just has to help him along with her boss, Gage, and Ben’s longtime friend, Juniper.
This adventure lands them on a showboat with more than one ghost. The flirty ghost who blew in Ben’s ear wasn’t so bad, but there were more ghosts and at least one very angry one.
Unfortunately, a very bad man pushes his way into the situation with threats. A page-turning adventure with a subtle hint of romance. I’m already looking forward to the next book the minute I finish one.
Penelope “Penny” and her sister, Pandora “Dora” live in Little Hills. Dora had an accident that caused her to be hearing impaired, so Penny went with her when Dora began college. Since moving to the town, Penny has experienced dreams and other paranormal experiences. Sure, she reads tarot cards, but this is all new. Ghosts.
She works at a café for a handsome man named Gage, and she had been dating a medium named Ben. Gage also has experience in the paranormal world, so they have worked together on several cases.
This time, Penny went with Dora, her friend Julie, and Julie’s mother, Alice, to Faust Park. After riding a carousel, things happened. So off on another paranormal mystery, she goes whether she wants to or not. A unique, page-turning series.
Penny and Dora Sparks get quite a surprise when they visit their dad in prison for Father’s Day—he’s being released within a week. A bigger, and maybe not exactly a welcome surprise, is he’s moving in with them. Penny loves her father, but she can’t forget the past. The life he lived. Has he changed?
When he suggests a family camping trip to bond, Penny gives in. But her father wants Ben with them. That’s not sitting well with Gage since she used to date Ben and is now dating Gage, so he comes along.
Seems that dear old dad has more up his sleeve than just a family trip. Another page-turning adventure for this gang. Exciting series that keeps me coming back and waiting anxiously for the next book.
Penny Sparks has been working at Gage Bollani’s Carriage House Café. She’s also dating him. She has some abilities passed down to her. When Gage returns to the agency he used to work for, Penny finds that she’s not sure she can trust him. So, she applies to work at the agency as well.
Gage had worked for a secret agency…until he lost his “special” abilities. He’s been working on trying to get them back since then. So, he rejoins the agency to test the experimental drugs that may bring back his abilities.
Meanwhile, Dora’s friend Julie’s dorm at college seems to have a case of the downers. Ends up there’d been some deaths there and possibly ghosts.
I’m enjoying this series, as with all of this author’s books. I like all the different POVs, especially Gage’s. Another page-turning story.
It was sad to say goodbye to Penny and the gang. Several
threads come together in this final book in the series. As Penny and Gage are
finalizing their wedding plans, she still questions if this is what she wants.
She loves Gage, but her family history with marriage isn’t very good.
Dora has a surprise visitor that has her questioning her
life. Ben is working on getting past Debbie, an evil ghost, to release her
prisoners and send them to the light. The girls’ dad, Keith, pops in and out,
and Mimi, their grandma, Keith’s mother, makes an appearance.
Too many things could be spoiler alerts, so I’ll just say
it was a great story, and I was sad for the series to end. But, with this
author, I’m sure the next series will be just as good.
Haziel “Hazel” Holloway, an agent of Cupid, is sent on an
assignment to find a mate for a woman in Missouri. Unlike previous missions,
this one could cost her big time if she fails. She had to help Adele fall in love
before her friend Zach accomplished his mission. Oddly enough, his mission is also
in Missouri.
And then there was her friend Mari. She was digging herself
into quite a pickle as well. Hazel has to try to keep focused on her mission.
Not her “fake” job as a Realtor, not her attraction to Nick, and not worrying
about what could happen if she lost to Zach.
Unique story.
Haziel, “Hazel Holloway,” an agent of Cupid, is sent on an
assignment to find a mate for a woman in Missouri. Unlike previous missions,
this one could cost her big time if she fails. She had to help Adele fall in love
before her friend Zach accomplished his mission; oddly enough, his mission is
also in Missouri.
And then there was her friend Mari. She was digging herself
into quite a pickle as well. Hazel has to try to keep focused on her mission.
Not her “fake” job as a Realtor, not her attraction to Nick, and not worrying
about what could happen if she lost to Zach.
As Hazel gets closer to Nick, she understands more how her
fellow angels fall for a human now and then. But she has to keep the mission in
front of her, not get sidetracked by a human.
Haziel “Hazel” is a minion of Eros, also known as Cupid. Her wings are on the line with this assignment on earth. She works at a real estate agency with her client, Adele, who has no interest in dating or marriage. Another problem is that a handsome human has sidetracked Hazel. Nick. And she’s starting to worry that she may be deeper than she should be, especially after seeing her friend Mari and her love for the human, Ray.
As complications pile up, she knows she must end things with Nick. Only a big problem comes into play in this third part of the story. Can’t wait for the following three parts to see how this plays out. The author has written this, so I’m emotionally there with these characters.
She’s really botching this assignment up. She hasn’t found the right man for Adele, and she’s getting attached to Nick and the dog they rescued, Gracie.
This is an ongoing story.
Haziel, or Hazel as she’s known on earth, has done it.
She’s fallen in love with Nick Travers. A human. She has one more month with
him, and then he’ll get his memories wiped and never remember her.
Odd things have been happening on earth since he listed his
property for sale. A cobra by his dock, his lake poisoned, friends being
attacked. What could be behind all of this? Hazel has enough to worry about.
She still needs Adele to fall in love or else…Hazel will lose her wings. And as
bad as that is, the thought of losing Nick is almost as bad.
I enjoy this story. Each part ends on a cliffhanger, but
it’s worth the wait.
With only a short time left to complete her mission, she’s
getting a bit desperate. How can she leave the man she loves? Nick would have
his memory wiped and never remember her.
As she searched the heavenly library, Hazel found a
loophole. Now, Hazel has to decide if she can give up everything she’s ever
known, as an angel, for a short, human life with the man she loves.
A unique series with all kinds of surprises.
Hannah
Poole spent her first five years in the twentieth-first century before she
ended up back in the nineteenth century with mom and dad. She wants to return
there. Even though she was young, she remembers the modern conveniences; TV,
freedom women have, and such comfortable clothes.
Troy Fischer is going to be a star. He's working his way to Broadway and will hit it big. He loves the ladies...and they love him...but, because of his parents' marriage, he's decided to stay single. Several things happening in his life suddenly have him taking a good look at himself.
Hannah hadn't realized she'd brought a problem along with her when she time-traveled. A problem that needed to go back and stay in 1829. I've enjoyed all the books in this series. The reader can first meet Hannah's parents in the first two books. Their story...and the beginning of hers...is in the second book, Time Rebound.
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