Customer Reviews

Ask Anyone (Trinity Harbor)

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It was a pleasure returning to Trinity Harbor once more, this time the story centers around Bobby Spencer, restaurateur and real estate mongrel and Jenna Kennedy only daughter from a rich Baltimore family who has to fight to be seen as more than just an after thought to her father and brothers.

After hearing about development of beachfront property Jenna has a surprise delivered to Bobby's front lawn in the hopes of getting his attention so that he would be wiling to at least listen to the ideas she has regarding the development since he won't take her phone calls on the matter. Of course Bobby wants nothing to do with Jenna and the surprise she left disappears under mysterious circumstances.

After the disappearance of her attention getting surprise and much resistance from Bobby, Jenna packs up her stuff and her daughter then moves down to Trinity Harbor with a proposal that Bobby can't refuse for his new development which will make Trinity Harbor a place where families would want to visit on weekends or vacations.

Little do Bobby and Jenna suspect but more than fate has played a hand in their potential working relationship. Yes, the meddling King Spencer has decided the spunky Baltimore woman is just what Bobby needs to put his life in perspective and has decided that Jenna is the perfect candidate who would be perfect for his youngest son, and then sets the plan in motion. Things don't go precisely the way King planned but Jenna is definitely the motivation that Bobby needed in order to let go of the past and begin to really live again.

I especially enjoyed being reacquainted with the past couples from the Trinity Harbor saga: Daisy and Walker, Anna-Louise and Richard as well as the budding relationship between King and the lovable Frances have progressed.

Overall this was a fun and entertaining novel, and I can't wait to find out what happens to Tucker!!!

I have read all of Ms. Woods' novels and they are all very good. She keeps getting better and better. This story has everything, romance, humor, even a mystery. While it is light, it addresses some serious issues. I read it in two days.

This is the worst romance novel I have read in a long time. There's enough plot to fill MAYBE a hundred pages, but it drags on for almost 400. The rest was fairly boring dialog, during which the characters re-hash already established arguments over and over again. Action? None. On the rare occasions that events actually happened, they were unrealistic in a contrived, unimaginative sort of way. Plus, we're supposed to beleive that there is real passion between these 2 characters when it takes them 365 pages to do anything but kiss? I also found the characters unsympathetic and one-dimensional. The father is such an idiot, and does some really awful things while meddling, but is forgiven immediately with a slap on the back and a "Well, you meant well." Overall, a complete waste of time. Don't bother.

A fast, entertaining read. Bobby is a sweetie and in a rare twist he's not "Mr. Macho" as so many men are in books. I loved the way Jenna stood her ground in regards to her fathers business. What an absolute jerk her father was-he should have been pushed into the Potomac! He had no fatherly instincts at all! Jenna sure showed him!

Just as good as the first book in this series. You want to read the third book in this series. I love the characters in her books. Another one to sit down and read on a cold winter day.

I have enjoyed every book I have read by Sherryl Woods. Finish one series and she starts another. GREAT!!!!!

This was not a romance, it was a sloooow-moving, flat, boring tale about a conniving family who meddled in each other's lives and called it caring. It went so way beyond a total waste of my time. Be sure to read all of the 1 star review by "A Customer" as it sums up this book perfectly.

Sherryl Woods tells an excellent story, the characters become your friends. I enjoy reading all Ms. Woods books.

I would recommend Ask Anyone to anyone who enjoys Sherryl Woods books. Her characters come alive and hook you into the story line. Makes you want to read the other 2 books in the trilogy.

enjoyed all three of these books. they are lite reading with happy endings. just the thing for a quiet relaxing read on a hot summer day. since i read to relax, this series fit the bill.