KEEPSAKE FOR EAGLE COVE (Eagle Cove #4 / A Small Town Oregon Romance) by M.L.Buchman-a review

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ABOUT THE BOOK: Release Date August 30, 2016

Keepsake for Eagle Cove: a small town Oregon romance

In the heart-warming conclusion to the Eagle Cove series:

Tiffany Mills hides a secret about the small Oregon Coast town of Eagle Cove. The line between her past and her present grows blurred. Until, with her life as a recluse threatened, she must defend her beloved homestead in the woods.

Devin Robison wants nothing to do with women, at least for now. He needs a summer as far away from his past as he can get. The opposite of Chicago? A renovation job on a remote Oregon lighthouse keeper’s cottage feels just perfect.

But when their pasts collide and their present unfolds, they both discover the Keepsake for Eagle Cove.

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REVIEW: KEEPSAKE FOR EAGLE COVE is the fourth and final installment in M. L. Buchman’s contemporary, adult EAGLE COVE romance series focusing on the men and women of Eagle Cove, Oregon. This is carpenter Devin Robison, and Tiffany Mills’s story line. KEEPSAKE FOR EAGLE COVE can be read as a stand alone without any difficulty. Any important information from previous story lines is revealed where necessary.

Told from dual third person perspectives KEEPSAKE FOR EAGLE COVE is a story about two people escaping their pasts and finding one another in the small remote town of Eagle Cove, Oregon. Tiffany Mills lives off the grid, away from prying eyes, keeping her true identity a secret from the people of Eagle Cove. Devin Robison is a construction contractor; a carpenter hired to make repairs to a local lighthouse cottage, and a man who will steal our heroine’s heart. What ensues is the slow building relationship between two people who have come to Eagle Cove in the hopes of starting over and forgetting about the past.

Tiffany Mills is a woman broken by her past; a past mired in dark and dangerous secrets, and a past Tiffany is hoping to one day forget. Her family history is the story of nightmares and headlines news, and Tiffany no longer wants to be part of that world. Devin Robison left Chicago and the memories of betrayal and Eagle Cove is a short reprieve from the life he all but abandoned weeks before. Meeting the reclusive Tiffany Mills stirs something deep within our story line hero, and a building romance is about to be explored. The $ex scenes are intimate but mostly implied.

KEEPSAKE FOR EAGLE COVE and Eagle Cove is a character driven, small-town romance series that is enriched by an eclectic mix of personalities and backstories. The secondary and supporting characters add color, charm and quirks to a story line that uses journal entries and stories from the past to reveal a twist to the founding daughters and their struggle with family and love. M.L. Buchman adds the beauty of the Oregon countryside to a romance story that will captivate your imagination and heighten your senses.

Copy supplied for review from the publisher.

Reviewed by Sandy

M. L. Buchman has over 50 novels and 30 short stories in print. His romantic suspense books have been named Barnes & Noble and NPR “Top 5 of the year” and twice Booklist “Top 10 of the Year,” placing two titles on their “Top 101 Romances of the Last 10 Years” list. He has been nominated for the Reviewer’s Choice Award for “Top 10 Romantic Suspense of the Year” by RT Book Reviews and was a 2016 RWA RITA finalist. In addition to romance, he also writes thrillers, fantasy, and science fiction.

In among his career as a corporate project manager he has: rebuilt and single-handed a fifty-foot sailboat, both flown and jumped out of airplanes, designed and built two houses, and bicycled solo around the world.

He is now making his living as a full-time writer on the Oregon Coast with his beloved wife and is constantly amazed at what you can do with a degree in Geophysics. You may keep up with his writing and receive exclusive content by subscribing to his newsletter at www.mlbuchman.com.

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