If you are a mystery fan don’t hesitate to grab this. It kept building and building and eventually they started to put out sparks together. I’m not sure what it was but I thought the chemistry was great. It is very slow-burn but I loved every second of it.

Besides the mystery this is a slow-burn romance. There is a lot of surveillance and following the clues. It is in the same vein as a Sue Grafton or JM Redmann type of mystery. This author really went above and beyond to give me an enthralling mystery that I gleefully devoured for hours on end and I am keeping my fingers crossed with the hope that Gerri Hill would write a sequel to this outstanding story. In addition, she creates the most down-to-earth and adorable characters ever. Gerri Hill’s stories will always make me feel as though I’m in a book lover’s paradise because her beautiful descriptions of nature and the landscape in Corpus Christi made me feel as though I was seeing everything firsthand. It is also a story about forgiveness, moving on with your life and opening your heart to love despite how daunting it may seem at first. Moonlight Avenue by Gerri Hill is a riveting, literary tapestry of mystery, suspense, thriller and romance. Thanks from all of the authors & staff at Bella!

When you shop at Bella, more of your dollars reach the women who write and produce the books you love. Saying goodbye would be the hardest thing she had to do-saying goodbye to Mel…or saying goodbye to her previous life. As the days and weeks passed, their animosity turned to friendship as they helped the other heal from their past failures.Įrin soon found herself loving life on Mel’s little farm. A young woman who wanted to be anywhere but there. Melanie found herself hosting a young woman for three months. Exposure to the outside world was limited to the handful of guests who stayed a few days at the ranch each year. Living off what her garden produced, her chickens and goats became her friends and confidants. By far the youngest there, she embraced the compassionate, peaceful life that the elders espoused. Running from the chaos that had become her life, Melanie West moved to Eagle Bluff Ranch seven years ago. No cell service, no Internet-she’s convinced she won’t last three days, much less for the three-month sentence her father has mandated. After a family intervention, she finds herself on a remote ranch in New Mexico-on womyn’s land-to detox and heal. Reeling after her lover walked out on her, she turned to booze and caffeine to make it through each day. Workaholic Erin Ryder was on the fast track to self-destruction.

Devil's Rock by Gerri Hill