TWW's Book Review: Dancing in the Moonlight by RaeAnne Thayne

RaeAnne Thayne has a special knack of making a story come alive and she does it again in Dancing In The Moonlight. We're back with the Daltons, this time with Jake, or shall I say Dr. Jake Dalton. The Daltons have been neighbors with the Cruz family for years. Jake and Maggie grew up and have been through so much together.

However, things are not okay with Maggie. She's been hurt and is somewhat bitter when she gets home. After everything who will want her now. What she doesn't realize is that Jake has always been there for her. She just doesn't realize it yet. All she remembers is that it's the Daltons that destroyed her family and took away her someone really important to her.

Now home, things are turned upside down. Between her mama and Jake, perhaps she'll be able to work through her issues.

Dancing in The Moonlight by RaeAnne Thayne deals with a number of highly sensitive issues including the loss of a loved one,  in a very caring way so as to not make light of the situation but to face it head on. What I like about Ms. Thayne's books is that they are believable. No drivel or trite story lines here. The characters are actually people who I would want to get to know.

I think I will be continue to read about the Daltons and can't wait to see what's going to happen next. Rating:

Wishing you moments of great reading!

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