from SugarCreekRanch

I'd read nine of Diane Chamberlain's books before picking up Kiss River, and I had really enjoyed all nine. They've been very entertaining blends of suspense and character development, or moral issues and character development. But Kiss River was kind of a disappointment for me. Kiss River is fir...

from jhullie

Kiss River is the sequel to Keeper of the Light and had big shoes to fill. At first I found it hard to warm to Gina (the main character) but as the story unfolded she became more likable. The tragedy of a lighthouse toppling into the sea still grabs me.

from tina1969

Gina Higgins is desperate to save her daughter. To do this she has to race across the country to find the lighthouse at Kiss River. My Thoughts: This is the second book out of three about the characters who live in Kiss River. Normally I like to read books in order but did feel that it didn't rea...

from dara85

This was the second in the series. Lacey follows in her mother's footsteps by sleeping around. Clay, her brother has feelings for the boarder they took in, but is reluctant to show his feelings because he is newly widowed. Gina Higgins, the boarder has many secrets, among them the real reason she...

from birdsam0610

When I heard this book was the sequel to Keeper of the Light, I was kind of worried. I'm one of those people who do everything to the nth degree. What would I be missing if I started at book two of this trilogy? (There's a subsequent sequel, Her Mother's Shadow). I found I could rest at ease - Ki...