Jacquie Biggar
Auteur van Tidal Falls
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Missing: The Lady Said No 3 exemplaren
Letting Go- The Defiant Sisters Book 1 1 exemplaar
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- Biggar, Jacquie
- Officiële naam
- Biggar, Jacquie
- Geboortedatum
- 1964-03-20
- Geslacht
- female
- Nationaliteit
- Canada
- Korte biografie
- From the time Jacquie was twelve years old, she knew she wanted to be a writer. That year she wrote a short story called Count Daffodil after spending countless hours searching for ideas. The story garnered Jacquie an A and was read aloud through the school's loudspeaker system. Needless to say, after that she was hooked.
Jacquie grew up, got married, raised a family and left her writing urges to simmer in the background unattended.
She owned and operated a successful diner in her hometown for a number of wonderful years before deciding to live her dream of becoming an author.
Jacquie's first book, Tidal Falls, a romantic suspense novel about second chances, released September of 2014.
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Letting Go- The Defiant Sisters Book 1 door Jacquie Biggar
As the story is narrated from the viewpoints of Renee, Izzy, and Simon, you'll find yourself rooting for all three even though they are incredibly flawed. The characters in this novel were complex, well-developed, and incredibly relatable, which made for an amazing read. I would like to thank Jacquie Biggar for the giveaway of this book, which I won.
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A quick and enjoyable novella to read at Christmas time. It's my introduction to Jacquie Biggar being the first I've read of her collection. I'm sure I will read more. A nice warm-hearted tale with mention of a single mother's worries about her young daughter's diabetes giving the tale a deeper aspect to it. The romance between writer Joel and artist Christy is swift - perhaps a little quick for my taste - but this may just be the short format of a novella pushing the story to a quicker resolution. Lots of enticing descriptions and delectably kissable moments to make up for any slight shortcomings.
A lovely read which I can recommend.… (meer)
A quick and enjoyable novella to read at Christmas time. It's my introduction to Jacquie Biggar being the first I've read of her collection. I'm sure I will read more. A nice warm-hearted tale with mention of a single mother's worries about her young daughter's diabetes giving the tale a deeper aspect to it. The romance between writer Joel and artist Christy is swift - perhaps a little quick for my taste - but this may just be the short format of a novella pushing the story to a quicker resolution. Lots of enticing descriptions and delectably kissable moments to make up for any slight shortcomings.
A lovely read which I can recommend.… (meer)
DESCRIPTION, NOT REVIEW: When a jaded sheriff is drawn to an exasperating woman in trouble, anything can happen
Jack Garrett has been stung by love in the past, but he can't deny his attraction to the new receptionist, Laurel Thomas.
When trouble comes to Tidal Falls, Jack worries that Laurel Thomas is in over her head.
Laurel loves her dysfunctional family, but dreams of a place to call home. Just as she settles into a new life, her old one catches up to her and delivers chaos to the town.
Can these two strong personalities find a way to trust in each other enough to give love a second chance?… (meer)
Jack Garrett has been stung by love in the past, but he can't deny his attraction to the new receptionist, Laurel Thomas.
When trouble comes to Tidal Falls, Jack worries that Laurel Thomas is in over her head.
Laurel loves her dysfunctional family, but dreams of a place to call home. Just as she settles into a new life, her old one catches up to her and delivers chaos to the town.
Can these two strong personalities find a way to trust in each other enough to give love a second chance?… (meer)
I was smiling from the getgo. I love a hunky, needy character like Sheriff Jack, who isn’t taking himself too seriously. I feel the humor and fun will be coming in waves and it all starts when he pulls over his sexy new secretary, Laurel Thomas, for driving like a crazy person on the snow covered road…and the mystery begins.
I love when I can relate to the little things, like using my credit card to scrape the ice off my windshield. I left the cold for Florida and Laurel Thomas left Florida for the cold. lol
The descriptive writing made the scenes easy to visualize the car sliding, fishtailing on the slippery snow covered road, the deputy knocking his hat against his leg to clean it of snow, her sexy legs as she slides out of the car, the Charlie Brown Christmas tree…you get the drift. 🙂
He comes to her rescue, only to nearly bowl her over, banging her head, with his gun drawn. Even in danger, there is humor.
“Men. You can’t live with them, and you can’t shoot ’em. It’s a felony.”
A snowball flew…I found myself snorting, laughing through it all. I love the little details that make the story feel real.
It’s obvious, the story is a romance, so we will have plenty of that. It’s the journey that makes The Sheriff Meets His Match so much fun. There is danger, but I got so caught up in the characters themselves, that their personalities and antics is what I remember most.
I voluntarily reviewed a free copy of The Sheriff Meets His Match by Jacquie Biggar.
See more at http://www.fundinmental.com… (meer)
I love when I can relate to the little things, like using my credit card to scrape the ice off my windshield. I left the cold for Florida and Laurel Thomas left Florida for the cold. lol
The descriptive writing made the scenes easy to visualize the car sliding, fishtailing on the slippery snow covered road, the deputy knocking his hat against his leg to clean it of snow, her sexy legs as she slides out of the car, the Charlie Brown Christmas tree…you get the drift. 🙂
He comes to her rescue, only to nearly bowl her over, banging her head, with his gun drawn. Even in danger, there is humor.
“Men. You can’t live with them, and you can’t shoot ’em. It’s a felony.”
A snowball flew…I found myself snorting, laughing through it all. I love the little details that make the story feel real.
It’s obvious, the story is a romance, so we will have plenty of that. It’s the journey that makes The Sheriff Meets His Match so much fun. There is danger, but I got so caught up in the characters themselves, that their personalities and antics is what I remember most.
I voluntarily reviewed a free copy of The Sheriff Meets His Match by Jacquie Biggar.
See more at http://www.fundinmental.com… (meer)
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