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I only received this book yesterday, and had to read through it twice, in order to make sure I wasn't missing anything. While I admire Robyn Carr for her Virgin River Series, which I loved, there is absolutely no match between that fantastic series, and 'The Wanderer.' In fact, comparing that amazing series to this book is like night, and day. I will continue to read her books in the future, hoping her new releases are as enjoyable and romantic as 'The Virgin River Series.'

In The Wanderer, the story moves too slow. There are too many characters, and no excitement to grab your attention. In addition, the story is predictable, and the ending just wasn't anything to rave about. The plot is bland, and it lacks action. In the author's Virgin River Series, you crave for more at the end. In this book, you hope it picks up as it continues to drag, expecting more, but receiving much less.

I was also waiting for sparks to ignite, but it lacks romance, especially the romance that Robyn Carr usually delivers. While everything was supposed to be new with the introduction of this story, which is understanding, it didn't motivate throughout this reading. I'm hoping that my future readings of this author will once again be rated as good as her 'Virgin River Series.'


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The Wanderer Thunder Point Robyn Carr 9780778314479 Books Reviews

I love a good love story with lots of HEA's and this book fit the bill! This story starts out with a drifter named Hank Cooper who comes to Thunder Point to visit a friend and old army buddy, Ben Bailey. Instead of fishing and hanging out with his friend, Cooper finds himself mourning Ben's untimely and questionable death. Much to Cooper's surprise, Cooper also learns that Ben named him as the beneficiary of his a run down bar/deli and 200 acres of beautiful beach front property. Since Cooper has never put down roots, he plans to renovate the bar/deli and then put it on the market for a quick sale and then leave Thunder Point. But things don't always go as planned. When Cooper sees a local teenage boy named Landon, being harassed by a group of kids on the beach he makes his presence felt to disperse any trouble. This won't be the only time that Landon needs Coopers help with this same group of kids As it turns out, Landon has an older sister named Sarah that catches Cooper's eye. Sarah is newly divorced and not looking for a permanent relationship so Cooper fits the bill. Right? Yeah, right, ok. Like I said, things don't always go as planned. This story also has a lot of side romances that had me really enjoying this book. There's no surprise in the ending but getting there was great fun!
I especially enjoy stories that have realistic characters who are trying to get past the effects earlier relationships had on their present lives. In this book, there are a man who has never been able to make a commitment and a woman who was badly hurt by being cheated on and deserted by her husband who could not be monogamous. The second pair, who could not find a way to be together, were the policeman whose wife had left him and their 3 children and his best friend who had gotten pregnant at 15 and never had a serious boyfriend after that. Both of them became close friends but worried about hurting their daughters who were best friends.

This novel presents a sensitive approach to families and their love and support of each other while bringing the problems and issues they face. I thoroughly enjoyed this novel and the town of Thunder Point while feeling for characters who are shown working through their problems to find love and personal satisfaction.
I downloaded this book because I loved the Virgin River series by Robin Carr. Thunder Point is located in Oregon, and Cooper visited Luke in Virgin River. Ben, Luke, and Cooper served in the Army together. There are a bunch of new characters, a mystery surrounding Ben's sudden death, drama, and couples pairing off.
I liked Cooper, especially with how he was with Landon. Sarah was a hard worker dealing with the cards she was dealt to the best of her ability. Mac and Lou really make it work with a full house. Gina was easy to like and cheer on. Promising start to this series.
I only received this book yesterday, and had to read through it twice, in order to make sure I wasn't missing anything. While I admire Robyn Carr for her Virgin River Series, which I loved, there is absolutely no match between that fantastic series, and 'The Wanderer.' In fact, comparing that amazing series to this book is like night, and day. I will continue to read her books in the future, hoping her new releases are as enjoyable and romantic as 'The Virgin River Series.'

In The Wanderer, the story moves too slow. There are too many characters, and no excitement to grab your attention. In addition, the story is predictable, and the ending just wasn't anything to rave about. The plot is bland, and it lacks action. In the author's Virgin River Series, you crave for more at the end. In this book, you hope it picks up as it continues to drag, expecting more, but receiving much less.

I was also waiting for sparks to ignite, but it lacks romance, especially the romance that Robyn Carr usually delivers. While everything was supposed to be new with the introduction of this story, which is understanding, it didn't motivate throughout this reading. I'm hoping that my future readings of this author will once again be rated as good as her 'Virgin River Series.'