No Ordinary Summer

By Murray Oxman

Book Overview

No Ordinary Summer by Linda Barrett released on Jul 23, 2004 is available now for purchase.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373712189
• ISBN13: 9780373712182
• Release Date: July 2004
• Publisher: Harlequin Special Releases
• Length: 298 Pages
• Weight: 0.34 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 4.2" x 6.6"

Customer Reviews

Sea View House

What can I add to the reviews above but to say that this was more exciting than the first. It makes you closer to the people and life in Pilgrim Cove. Sea View House was full. Both up stairs, refered to as the Crow's Nest and down stairs where Shelly and her two children would be staying. Daniel Stone and his dog will live in the Crow's Nest. Wonderful, natural wording in her writing draws you to the lively people of the...

Another winner!

Bart Quinn, the realty agent of the beach town known as Pilgrim Cove, only rented "Sea View House" out to special people in need. The house has a long history of bringing people together. He does not rent it out to just anybody. Oh, no. Somehow, Bart just knows the perfect people when he speaks with them. This summer, the second floor rents out to Daniel Stone, a professor who just accepted a job at Harvard, and his golden...

No Ordinary Read

"Welcome to Pilgrim Cove. Population: Winter-5000. Summer-Lots Higher." With the follow-up to her successful launch book The House on the Beach Linda Barrett has hit her stride. Second of four books in Harlequin Superromance Pilgrim Cove series, No Ordinary Summer is the work of an author who has taken great writing talent and honed it to excellence. No Ordinary Summer is the story of kindergarten teacher Shelley Anderson...

second chance at love paranormal romance

Pilgrim Cove Realtor Bartolomew Quinn rents Sea View House to people in relational need as the abode has somehow magically brought people together. Bart is as enchanted as the house and he knows who the right people are for Sea View to weave its spell on. Bart leased the upper floor rents to Harvard Law Professor widower Daniel Stone and his dog, Jessie. The first floor belongs to divorcee Boston schoolteacher Shelley Anderson...