The Charm Stone

Screw you!

HORRIBLE

This was the first, and after reading it probably the last book I have and will ever read by this author. The characters were boring and unrealistic. The only reason this book didn't get rated a 1 by me was that she ended the book in a very pleasing if predictable manor. The plot could have been interesting but the lack of good descriptions and appealing characters made this book quite a dull read. I am not certain if this book reflects on the author's normal standards so against my best judgement I will try reading 1 other of her books.

outstanding book

This book is gr8 and outstanding. I love the plot, main characters, and practically everything. Donna Kauffman is the bomb!! All of her books R fantastic.

A great mix of Romance, intrigue and humor.

I really enjoyed this book from start to finish. I finished it in one evening. The characters are loveable and lifelike. I am definitely a new fan of Ms. Kauffman. I can't wait to start reading the next one. Bravo!!

charming paranormal romance

Though she has ridden waves in Hawaii and Australia among other global locales and the Atlantic is a bit cold in May, Josie Parker enjoys surfing so much that she arises early to ride the waves off of Parker¿s Inlet, South Carolina. However, instead of the anticipated smooth ride, she wipes out because her board hit something. The next breaker includes the treasure chest that wiped out Josie. Removing barnacles from it, Josie pries open the chest to find a necklace with a yellow stone dangling from it. Suddenly out of nowhere Bagan, Guardian of the MacNeil Stone, appears though no one else see the little man. He informs her that she is engaged to Connal MacNeil, who happens to have died about three centuries ago.

Before she knows what happened, Josie heads to Glenmuir, Scotland where the spirit of Connal has awaited her return for three hundred years. As Josie and Connal begin to fall in love, she wonders what kind of future is there with someone from the eighteenth century.

It is the use of mundane items such as surfing and Josie and the Pussycats (TV show not movie) that make THE CHARM STONE a charming paranormal romance. The plot is fun especially when Josie teaches the ghost and the senior citizens of Glenmuir how to surf as Donna Kauffman never takes her story too seriously even with a warm romantic undertow. Sub-genre readers will want to ride this wave from start to finish.

Harriet Klausner

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