Paradise House: Set on the Pembrokeshire coast, a riveting and uplifting novel about three sisters from the Sunday Times bestselling author

This is another great read from Erica James. Paradise House tells the story of Genevieve Baxter and her family who own and run a bed and breakfast in a small seaside town. Genevieve has come home to help her father and two sisters run the family B&B after her mother takes off needing a break. Genevieve herself is trying to find an inner peace following a recent tramautic event. The situation isn't helped when an old flame from her past, Christian, re-enters their lives. In support of the two leading characters are a wonderful mix of supporting characters who are all very life-like and contribute to the storyline with their own sideline stories. This is a contemporary romance so the storyline was always headed to a nice ending but there are a few twists and turns along the way that add depth to the story. I myself always wonder why readers of romance novels complain about predictable endings, after all isn't that why we read them? To me it's the wonderful characters that Erica James creates that have now made her one of my favorite authors and with Paradise House she once again delivers a wonderful story with loveable characters.

A lovely light book with a feel good vibe

this is a good combination of authors, all different ways of writing but each has written a good story to keep your interest all the time.

Good family interaction and a quick read.

This book was OK but fairly predictable. I did finish it but the ending was not a surprise. I don't feel that it is her best book

An amusing read.

Loved it!!

love it.

erica james writes wonderfuul stories set in english countryside and with people one can recognise from your own life. I hope that you willread her books it will be the start of a wonderful new friendship.

I couldn’t put this book down, love the easy way EricaJames writes, on to the next good book to read.

Great because she is an honest high human values person

A nice little easy read for summer holidays but just one little technical error early on nearly made me out the book down...... Llanelli is not in 'The Valleys' so there is no such thing as a Llanelli Valleys accent. Llanelli has it's own distinctive accents as do 'The Valleys' and even then the accent differs between the neighbouring valleys. As I say a minor glitch for me but otherwise a lovely little story and most people I imagine wouldn't even know of the error.

Another winner as far as I'm concerned. Great characters, good plot. Smiles and tears. Loved it from beginning to end. And in Pembrokeshire a beautiful setting. Definitely 10 out of 10