RT Book Reviews on HAVEN CREEK HAVEN CREEK is a gentle, moving romance. Harlequin Junkie on Magnolia Drive 4 stars! Realistic and well done. I would recommend this wonderful story to anyone that truly loves a good second chance love story.

on Magnolia Drive I enjoyed watching these characters grow and to watch their love blossom was a beautiful thing. Magnolia Drive is a soothingly exciting addition to summer reading lists and will transport the reader to an idyllic setting that inspires exploration. In a tale that moves along smoothly with luscious, descriptive language, Alers arouses all the senses as the characters come alive in vibrant fashion. Unprepared for what's to come, the two become better acquainted while working at the store and embark on a journey of trust, healing, friendship, and love. Asa accepts Deborah's minimal offer and decides to stay in Sanctuary Cove temporarily. Deborah is shocked to find the older, attractive and mysterious Asa Monroe applying to the help-wanted ad she posted for the store.

Asa Monroe has closed his successful medical practice in Delaware and has begun a journey of healing and self-discovery as he drives from state to state, questioning his faith and awaiting approval of his application to join Doctors Without Borders. Grief-stricken over the loss of his wife and son in an automobile accident, Dr. Deborah will open her grandmother's house and relocate The Parlor Bookstore to a vacant shop on Main Street. Alone for the first time in years, Deborah returns to her childhood home, Sanctuary Cove on Cavanaugh Island with her teenaged children Whitney and Crystal.

A former college English instructor now bookstore owner, Deborah Robinson is trying to hold her life together following her husband's accidental death.

Haven Creek by Rochelle Alers