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This book wasn't terrible. However, like many of Gerri Hill's more recent books, The Rainbow Cedar has recycled characters and story lines from previous books. A lot of Hill's books have become formulaic and unimaginative and feature characters that are a little annoying in their insistence on prolonging horrible relationships and indulging the abhorrent behavior of others. It goes on so long that I stop rooting for the characters and find myself getting angry with them. While entertaining, The Rainbow Cedar is a quick, simple read that lacks depth. Looking for the complex, dreamy characters present in Hill's first few novels, I was disappointed. For her next endeavor, I sincerely hope that Hill finds her inspiration and delivers the truly spectacular novel of which she is clearly capable.


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The Rainbow Cedar Gerri Hill 9781594931246 Books Reviews

Gerri Hill's latest book, "The Rainbow Cedar," is reminiscent of her earlier novels, and that is a good thing.

I wasn't overly thrilled with her last two books--"The Cottage" and the Hunter sequel, "In the Name of the Father"--but this book has much going for it.

Jay meets Drew literally by accident in Austin, Texas. They are attracted to one another, but Jay's in the midst of an eight-year relationship, and Drew won't be the one to break up that relationship.

Jay's partner Katharine is a high-powered attorney, bucking to make partner and then strike out on her own. As a result of Katherine's ambition and workaholic ways, their relationship is on the rocks. And when a former lover of Katherine's comes in the picture, Jay can either stay and fight for what she has, or follow her heart.

My only dislike? Ah, the habit of authors ending their books too soon! That knocked one star off my rating.

A light read, a fun read, with enough sexual tension to keep you flipping to the next chapter.

Welcome back, Gerri! You've been missed.
I seriously don't know what happened at the "END" of the book. I mean the "villan" walks away with her life intact, NO consequences whatsoever! and the Heroine's life was left shattered. The Main Character started off Weak and ended up Weak. Never Speak or stand off for herself always depending on others. The ending was not Sad nor was Happy, it was just 'Meh'. All except Beautiful and Powerful Katherine, she had her happy ending.
so sorry, this one was a bit boring. basically the entire book dwelled on Jay deciding to break up with her 8 yr disfunctional relationship. the reader knows the relationship is over but Jay just drags it out even though Jay is very interested in Drew. Also gerri spent a lot of time telling us about all the stuff you can do in Hawaii. i felt like Gerri wrote this book to write off a trip to Hawaii.
Not gerri's usual quality
I bought and read this book in one day, easily getting sucked in to the plot and wondering what was going to happen next!

Overall, I enjoyed the story, but I felt like it was too short and there wasn't enough exposition. I would have liked to have learned more about Jay's career, learned more about how she and Connie started working together, seen more of the camaraderie between Drew and her crew. I just felt like I was given snippets of potentially important background information, with no follow up or development of surrounding characters.

Also, a personal pet peeve of mine, I dislike when an author changes the viewpoint of the story in the middle of a paragraph. It confuses me and kicks me out of the tale till I can work out who is speaking.

I like Gerri as an author and look forward to reading more of her books.
I have to say as always I love Gerri's writing style. Her romance mixed with humor. However some of her stories really do make me wonder about the characters. I realize Jay has been in a relationship for 8 years. Even in the beginning, before she meets Drew, you can tell things are not good between them. And meeting Drew is like a breath of fresh air into her life so much so her best friend has to remind her of her current girlfriend. To me this foursome going to Hawaii is a bit much to take. I'll say this much. It was an interesting concept and gave Drew and Jay time to really fall in love. It's worth the read. Just for personal reasons harder to accept the circumstances.
This book wasn't terrible. However, like many of Gerri Hill's more recent books, The Rainbow Cedar has recycled characters and story lines from previous books. A lot of Hill's books have become formulaic and unimaginative and feature characters that are a little annoying in their insistence on prolonging horrible relationships and indulging the abhorrent behavior of others. It goes on so long that I stop rooting for the characters and find myself getting angry with them. While entertaining, The Rainbow Cedar is a quick, simple read that lacks depth. Looking for the complex, dreamy characters present in Hill's first few novels, I was disappointed. For her next endeavor, I sincerely hope that Hill finds her inspiration and delivers the truly spectacular novel of which she is clearly capable.