In An Easter Promise, it’s now Spring and our two heroes are finally making the trip to visit Jack’s family in his ancestral manor house in the countryside. I read A Kiss Before Christmas last year, and I still highly recommend it. An unexpectedly severe winter storm prevents them from that trip, but in the few days they’ve been together they’ve fallen in love. As they learn more about one another, Jack asks Rory to pose as his fake boyfriend when he goes home for the holidays. In that story, Jack finds the homeless Rory huddled on his doorstep and offers him a place to stay.
This is the continuing story of Rory and Jack, who we first met in the holiday story, A Kiss Before Christmas. Here’s the text of this week’s book reviews:Īn Easter Promise by AE Ryecart.
We also find out what’s coming up for each of them in 2019.Ĭomplete shownotes for episode 186 along with a transcript of the interview are at. They talk about how they came up with the book, their process for co-writing and what’s still to come in the series. Jeff interviews Hank Edwards and Deanna Wadsworth about their collaboration, Murder Most Lovely, the first in the Lacetown Murder Mysteries series. Will reviews An Easter Promise by A E Ryecart. Jeff reviews Play It Again by Aidan Wayne. The guys talk about having more books than shelf space and also their upcoming 24th anniversary.
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