A quick read, that is well written with multi dimensional characters and a solid plot. Well worth reading.

I just finished an engaging new read. The Treasure of Loon Lake by Rachelle Paige Campbell was a book that I had a hard time putting down.

This book is not for me. Too much telling, not enough showing. Instead of a heart-pounding opening where the heroine awakes to realize her apartment is on fire, the book starts with the heroine sitting at her desk at work a few hours later, ruminating on her life. DNF.

Thanks, NetGalley, for the ARC.

This book is a good choice for a cozy afternoon read. There were some moments that didn't fit into the story-line, in my opinion, but my general impressions of this title are positive. I missed a bit more of the characters development. In my opinion, in some moments they had a really nice dynamic, but in others it felt like they were too indecisive about their relationship, and they had trouble communicating openly with each other. I also wish we got the opportunity to meet other characters in this story a bit deeper. I liked the writing style, the descriptions are quite nice, and I could imagine the surroundings in which the story is settled. The story has a nice message, and it is quite agreeable to read.

Thank you NetGalley, publisher and author for sending me this book for review consideration.
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