What the Heart Knows

from Camethyste

I had a tough time getting into this book and also was feeling confused about how all the characters fit together. It definitely is setting up for the series and none of the storylines came to a conclusion, so it left me with a "that's all?" feeling. I've never been a big soap opera fan. It was a...

from anissaannalise

This is an introductory book to the Milford-Haven series & while I found it enjoyable enough, I don't have a burning desire to get right to the next in the series. The murder mystery (which was the draw in reading this for me) was tied up well enough but I mostly felt that this was all just to se...

from Clueless

What the heck is a platform step or an agenda book? Zack and Jack, Susan, Samantha and Sally...ugh! If you're going to have bland stock cardboard characters AT LEAST give them distinctive names. This had a horrible non-ending. It just faded away towards the back of the book ... I guess to lead yo...

from delphimo

A new series set in coastal California lured me into its depths this weekend. I spent an enjoyable, but sometimes unsettling two days reading What the Heart Knows by Mara Purl, a Milford-Haven novel. Mara Purl delves into the psyche of her characters with numerous paragraphs to reveal a character...

from lst0222

Reading What the Heart Knows was a bit like taking a step back into time. I'd be reading along and think, "Why didn't she use her cell phone?", only to remember that not everyone had cell phones1990s. There are a lot of twists and turns in this story, which keep the reader interested and engaged....