Thunder Creek

Very very good reading

Both of the Thunder Creek books that I have are great reading. Would like more like tham

Definately worth picking up

A great read! I have read it twice now!

Romance Reader

Great Book, read it in 2 days, can't wait for the next one to come out in July 2004.

Terrific Story!

I have always loved Jill Gregory's stories and I was very excited to read this new one. I was not disappointed. It has everything... romance, mystery, action and an extremely emtional story. The lead characters were wonderful, you could feel the love they felt for each other. The secondary characters were great as well. I will definitely read this one again.

Good romance

Years ago, Katy Templeton left her family ranch near Thunder Creek, Wyoming feeling lost although time had passed since the death of her hero, her older brother Matt. She returns home after successfully owning a restaurant chain because her grandma has pneumonia and Katy does not want her father to cancel her parents¿ trip to Paris.

Though fourteen years have passed since Matt fell from a ladder Katy still cannot look at his best friend Jackson Brant, who she felt inadvertently caused the death. He tells her he understands and promises to avoid her. She no longer blames him, but he reminds her too much of Matt¿s death.

Katy enters Matt¿s room and notices a drawing he made of a girl, who looks dead, which would have been an out of character sketch for her upbeat brother. She also sees a note to tell dad and Sheriff Harvey. Katy is confused by both items and wonders what Matt meant by them. Unable to resist she begins to investigate. As the danger mounts, she and Jackson fall in love, but will these feelings prove strong enough to overcome the ghost of Matt, that is if they survive someone who wants her to cease her inquiries?

Readers will enjoy this angst-laden romantic suspense though they will question the villain¿s identity and wonder why the heroine is with solving the ¿mystery¿ of the drawing. The relationship between Katy and Jackson is tremendously written as the audience can feel the negative vibes slowly change into love in a real depiction that the audience will appreciate.

Harriet Klausner

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