22 Indigo Place: A Novel

Love all of her books. She is an excellent author and love all the mystery books she writes.

Love the characters and the story. Could not put it down. I mostly love mysteries but this book was great.Well wrote and the flow was just great.Anyone that likes a light romance and some tension will love it.

I enjoyed this book for a change of pace. Wasn't the greatest nor the worst. Just a good, quick read if you want to be grounded. I would and have read more of her books.

I definitely enjoyed 22 Indigo Place. I would highly recommend it for enjoyable reading. I am a Sandra Brown fan and I was not disappointed in this book.

A little too over the top maybe

I love this author

The book was very good and I would recommed this book to my friends. Sandra Brown is a good writer and story teller and I will continue reading her books

Sandra Brown's books are always good

thanks

Laura Nolan ist gezwungen ihr Elternhaus 22 Indigo Place zu verkaufen, um die von ihrem Vater geerbten Schulden zu bezahlen. Der einzige Interessent der auftaucht ist James Paden, den Laura noch von der High School kennt und der damals so etwas wie der böse Bube der Stadt war. Mittlerweile durch Rennen und einem eigenen Geschäft reich geworden, bietet James ihr an, das Anwesen zu kaufen. Doch er ist nicht nur an der Immobilie interessiert sondern auch an der Besitzerin, welche ihm helfen soll, seinen Ruf zu verbessern.Mit gerade einmal 200 Seiten ist das Buch relativ kurz. Die Autorin schafft es jedoch schnell Spannung aufzubauen. Die Gründe für James Padens Rückkehr und seinen Wunsch sein Ansehen zu verbessern werden schlüssig erklärt. Ein gelungenes, wenn auch kurzes Buch.

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loved it

Lovely, but unsophisticated in the ways of the world (sappy) young woman has to sell her home 22 Indigo Place, a house with memories not just for her but for all the previous generations of her family who have lived there. It's a difficult parting but forced by finances, or rather lack of them. The buyer is a cocky bad boy from school with a young daughter. As part of the sale he pays the owner to catalogue all the fixtures and fittings sold with the house. Marriage of convenience, there's a storm, marriage consummated. The house is the star and it sounds wonderful.All a bit far fetched, but an easy read. It seems rather dated but I think it was written at the beginning of Sandra Brown's writing career.