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Welcome to my stop for the Blog Tour of ‘Alice’s Portrait’
by Juliette Harper. This is an Adult Contemporary Mystery series. This book is
the third one in the Lockwood Legacy series. Check out the tour page for more information.
About the Book:
A year after Kate, Jenny,
and Mandy Lockwood inherit The Rocking L, the sisters try to concentrate on
their collective and individual futures. In the previous book in The Lockwood
Legacy series, Baxter’s Draw, the women made startling discoveries about their
father’s secrets, but are mistaken in their belief that everything has now come
to light. In Alice’s Portrait, the ghosts of Langston Lockwood’s past once
again confront his daughters, forcing them to re-evaluate their understanding
of their father and of what it means to be a Lockwood.
and Mandy Lockwood inherit The Rocking L, the sisters try to concentrate on
their collective and individual futures. In the previous book in The Lockwood
Legacy series, Baxter’s Draw, the women made startling discoveries about their
father’s secrets, but are mistaken in their belief that everything has now come
to light. In Alice’s Portrait, the ghosts of Langston Lockwood’s past once
again confront his daughters, forcing them to re-evaluate their understanding
of their father and of what it means to be a Lockwood.
Book one in the series, ‘Langston’s Daughters’ is now FREE for kindle. Go get your copy 😉
My Review:
When I received the invite for the blog tour of ‘Alice’s
Portrait’, the third book in the Lockwood Legacy series I was super excited. How
further I come in this series, how better the books get, so I signed up immediately.
In ‘Alice’s Portrait’ the story of the three Lockwood
sisters, Kate, Jenny and Mandy continues shortly after where ‘Baxter’s Draw’,
the second book ended. In ‘Alice’s Portrait’ even more secrets come to light
and the three sisters find out that there is still a lot they don’t know about
their farther. Fortunately they have each other, since there life’s are about
to change ones again.
sisters, Kate, Jenny and Mandy continues shortly after where ‘Baxter’s Draw’,
the second book ended. In ‘Alice’s Portrait’ even more secrets come to light
and the three sisters find out that there is still a lot they don’t know about
their farther. Fortunately they have each other, since there life’s are about
to change ones again.
Just like the first two books, this book is filled with
ranch life, family, romance and mystery. The characters are very well developed
and I really came to love these characters. The storyline keeps getting more interesting
and I it just makes me want to keep reading.
ranch life, family, romance and mystery. The characters are very well developed
and I really came to love these characters. The storyline keeps getting more interesting
and I it just makes me want to keep reading.
What I loved most about this series is that it never gets
boring, even after reading this book I still feel like there is more to learn
about these characters and I can’t get enough of them. I especially enjoy the
family band the three sisters have. It just feels like they have this
unbreakable relationship and really support each other.
boring, even after reading this book I still feel like there is more to learn
about these characters and I can’t get enough of them. I especially enjoy the
family band the three sisters have. It just feels like they have this
unbreakable relationship and really support each other.
‘Alice’ Portrait’ is another great book in the Lockwood
Legacy series. I really love this series and would definitely recommend it. I
can’t wait to read more about these sisters.
Legacy series. I really love this series and would definitely recommend it. I
can’t wait to read more about these sisters.
My Rating:
About the Author:
Juliette Harper is the penname used by the writing team of Patricia Pauletti and Rana K. Williamson. Like
the characters of their debut series, The Lockwood Legacy, Juliette is a
merging of their creative energies. Pauletti, an Easterner of Italian descent,
is an accomplished musician with an eye for art and design. Williamson, a Texan
from a long line of hardheaded Scots, knows the world of the Lockwoods like the
back of her hand.“We decided to write under a pen name because neither one of
us by ourselves could have created Kate, Jenny, Mandy, and their world,” says
Pauletti. “Juliette is a little bit of us both. We want to be her when we grow
up.”
“Patti teases me that I
just don’t want to own up to writing a book with romance in it,” Williamson
adds, “but that’s not true. I like the Lockwood women and the way they tackle
everything life throws at them. And before we’re done, they’ll be ducking a
lot. I imagine coming into the office every day and saying, ‘Okay Juliette,
what’s going to happen now?’ She tells us, and we get it down on paper.”
just don’t want to own up to writing a book with romance in it,” Williamson
adds, “but that’s not true. I like the Lockwood women and the way they tackle
everything life throws at them. And before we’re done, they’ll be ducking a
lot. I imagine coming into the office every day and saying, ‘Okay Juliette,
what’s going to happen now?’ She tells us, and we get it down on paper.”
Giveaway:
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Maureen is a mom, wife, nurse, and Ravenclaw living in the Netherlands. She spends her days juggling mom-life, reading, blogging, planning date nights with her husband and working as a nurse. Maureen also is a big Anglophile, loves cooking, Gilmore Girls, Bridgerton and Harry Potter.. Always! Facebook | Instagram
Thanks for the great review, Maureen!
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