Hidden Summit (A Virgin River Novel, 15)

Wow! Started reading Virgin Virgin series books January 30,2021 and it is February 17, 2021 am. I have read one book a day and watched the Netflix series twice! I am living the life with Robyn Carr!These people have become my people and family. The country is beautiful and because of it I would love to visit Northern California soon, although northeast Ohio is my home her story telling has me wishing I could transport it to there. She is a lovely writer and I am privileged to partake. I dream these people and her attention to detail and knowledge remarkable!!!!! I can't wait to finish the series then start on her other series as well. Thank you for the gift of words, Robyn Carr!

I love the book, I love all the Virgin River books and almost anything written by Robyn Carr. My problem is with the editor and the write-up. I saw the book and thought great a new Virgin River book. The publishing date is listed as 3/1/2016. Then I get down into the reviews and find that some are dated 2011!!! Upon reading further the review sounded very familiar and I realize I have this book. I have read and collected the Virgin River series since long before I had a Kindle so I already have this book either on Kindle or as a paperback.I am a prolific reader and always have a backlog of books to read and, sometimes I read a book, really like it and go after the rest of the series. So sometimes I don't get to a new book I have ordered for some time so it gets past the time when I can return it and I end up with 2 copies of the same book. I had this happen with a different author and Amazon was very good to let me return the second book. They also warn when you call up a book that you have previously purchased a book. But they don't go by the title, but by the publishing number and if the author goes with a different publisher or the book is republished, they sometimes will use a different number.

Another impossible to put down book in Robyn Carr's, Virgin River Series. When Conner Samson comes to Virgin River, the town has no idea who he is. They just accept him as they do with all new comers. Conner is hiding out until he can testify for the DA.Conner walked out of his families hardware business one evening intending to take garbage to the dumpster and witnessed a shooting. Regis Mathis pulled a gun and shot Dickie Randolph killing Randolph and dumping the body in the dumpster that Conner was hiding behind.While Conner is in hiding he falls for a Virgin River girl, Leslie Petruso. Will things work out so these two can be together?I encourage you to continue reading this series....

In addition to being a great storyteller, Robyn Carr is masterful at depicting new beginnings, capturing heartache and tragedy that propels people into a new life. And that new life happens to begin in Virgin River for so many of her characters, a town that’s the centerpiece of her stories because it it so loving, welcoming and forgiving.

Paul's construction company gets a new girl Friday and she is good for business. He is even hiring extra hands and Conner is one. This was a good story. Characters are a little different from most of the others Except that both had been burned in the love department and want nothing to do with the opposite sex. It is fun to see how they come together. Another great book in the Virgin River series. I loved them. Highly recommend them. Fun to read in order or as stand alone stories.This story has suspence, love, fun, etc. The heroine is something of a spitfire once she gets her head on right. This was a good read. I loved that Walt rode in to try Jack's Bar. I hated to hear that his wife didn't ride with him, He is one of my favorite heroes.I was not paid for my review. I am not an author nor do I know one. I am not kin to this writer. I am a reader and this is my opinion, nothing more, nothing less.

I am a big fan of the Virgin River novels, so I have mostly only good things to say about this book. It was lovely to "see" the old, familiar characters wander through the novel again. And, of course it was lovely to see a new romance bloom. The only thing I didn't like, and the reason it only got 4 stars, was the fact that Connor was so set on doing whatever it was he wanted even while he was supposed to be keeping a "low profile." It was like he did everything in his power to stand out and break all the rules. Personally, if I had just witnessed a violent crime, I would be following the rules to the letter.Even given that, though, I would still recommend this book, because I feel it is a solid addition to the Virgin River series. Sure it was annoying how he acted, but I could overlook it for the sake of the pleasure the rest of the book brought.

I started this series in May. 15 book in 3.5 months! I can't put them down and I will go into mourning when I'm done. I have come to know and love each character as if they're my own neighbor! I especially love how each book intertwines characters from previous books. It really keeps Virgin River alive!

Love Robyn Carr and the Virgin River Series. Each time a buy a book I am excited to open it and start reading. I have read the entire series 3 times....and am contemplating starting it again. Her character development is wonderful, her story line is intriguing and addictive. At the end of the book I feel like I have just left one of my friends behind. You really are pulled into the story......

The storyline was ok and I liked the characters, but it didn't have the warmth of other books in the series. It was ok though

Hot, dangerous, sexy, loving! Nobody writes like Carr. The same lovable virgin river family with a whole new exciting neighbourhood.

love Robyn Carr books and the people in them I like being able to follow the stories from one book to the next, will continue to buy them until I have read them all.

I liked the book as the story was interesting with varied character's.The different opinions of being married and then divorced.

Loved the book another great read from Robyn Carr from start to the unexpected ending I enjoyed it wishing Virgin river was real