Here are the two reviews I had during the tour. Imagine how good it felt to read these! I was so nervous, but these reviewers quickly put my fears to rest.
Review by Liz at Novel Moments blog:
I mean it when I say
that Cadence Beach is one of the best romantic thrillers I’ve read in a long
time. I’m so happy to have discovered Linda Juliano and her wonderful book.
The novel has a
beginning that pushes the reader right into the story of Allan Roth, a man
obsessed with his dead wife. She died in a way that sent chills down my spine.
Unable to live without her, he started to believe that her soul was back and
now lived inside the body of a woman called Josie Gianni. He was determined to
get his wife back, determined to make Josie believe she belonged to him. He
soon started stalking her and no place was too far. When Josie moved to Cadence
Beach, so did he. He didn’t let her out of his sight. But then something
unexpected happened. Josie started to fall in love with another man, Gordon
Forrester. This drove the stalker mad, until he just couldn’t stand it any
longer. His jealousy finally overwhelmed him and he stopped being just the man
that watched from a distance. He became a very dangerous man, to both Josie and
the people who cared about her.
One thing I loved about
the novel is that the author also gave me a peek into the stalker’s dark,
dangerous mind, allowed me to watch as he weaved his plans. But I also enjoyed
following the trail that led him to the man he had become. I find that
interesting because I believe that all evil has its roots somewhere.
Most of the story took
place in a small, beautiful seaside town that the author brought to life with
every word. I loved not only the setting but also its residents, who were very
believable, interesting, and welcoming. It was a pleasure getting to know all
the different characters and their surroundings.
Cadence Beach was so good that the story stayed with me long after I turned the last page. The ending left me really satisfied but still craving for more. I guess I’ll have to wait for Linda’s next novel. I’ll definitely buy it. She's a very talented author who will go very far. You will not be disappointed by Cadence Beach. I highly recommend it.
The second review was by Molly at Reviewsbymolly:
So,
I gotta warn you. This book is addictive. I didn’t want to put this book down!
From the awesome characters, to the amazing plot line, this book is filled with
so much suspense and twists that you will find yourself up late at night trying
to finish the story.
From
page one, Ms. Juliano has this book roaring with suspense. Suzanne Roth’s
husband has had to bury her, though she doesn’t have a typical grave site, nor
did she die in a way that was typical. It was so much worse. Now, Allan Roth
has come to believe that he can reincarnate his deceased wife and live happily
again.
Josephine
“Josie” Gianni is a wonderful character! Bless her heart, I felt for her so
many times! She’s a young woman about to be promoted in her job, and on the day
of celebration, she walks in on her boyfriend and another woman in bed.
Devastation over that incident drive Josie to move to Cadence Beach and take on
a new job. Once there, though, she finds her self attracted to her temporary
boss, and a victim of being stalked. Everywhere she goes she sees a black
Lexus, and then someone decides to invade her privacy. Things get twisty when
she finds a note addressed to Suzanne…..especially when that note is full of
threats.
Gordon
Forrester is hiding secrets, but is growing attracted to the beautiful Josie by
the minute. When someone is stalking Josie and Gordon realizes it, will it be
enough to push his issues behind and save the woman he’s quickly falling for?
Or will the stalker’s obsession be a cause for Gordon to lose again?
This
5 Book worthy story is absolutely high on my recommendation list! You’ll fall
in love with all the twists and turns, and when you reach the end…..well,
you’ll be wishing for more suspenseful, romantic, witty plots from this
amazingly talented author! I can’t wait to see what she has in store for us
next. Wonderful job, Ms. Juliano!
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