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title: "Sunrise Point"
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# Sunrise Point

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Review: Excellent as always with robin Carr's books! - Love the story line and the characters, every book robin car writes has a different story line and you're not quite sure how they're going to end up! It's not typical but it's so satisfying to read and makes you feel emotions you weren't quite sure you could get from a book! I hope she never stops writing! My friends are tired of hearing me tell them to read her books, and a lot of them have and can't put them down.
Review: fantastic read - I rarely leave reviews on books, but this is a happy exception. Robyn Carr does an incredible job of fleshing out the characters, world building, creating even side characters you can’t help but love. The relationship between Nora and Tom wasn’t forced or too Insta-love like. It grew at a slower pace and felt natural. Nora’s girls were a cute addition to the book and I felt like they gave the story another layer. Maxie is my favorite - she’s the grandma I want to be in 30-40 years.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #587,762 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #820 in Small Town & Rural Fiction (Books) #2,263 in Contemporary Women Fiction #7,933 in Contemporary Romance (Books) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 5,354 Reviews |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent as always with robin Carr's books!
*by K***R on April 23, 2024*

Love the story line and the characters, every book robin car writes has a different story line and you're not quite sure how they're going to end up! It's not typical but it's so satisfying to read and makes you feel emotions you weren't quite sure you could get from a book! I hope she never stops writing! My friends are tired of hearing me tell them to read her books, and a lot of them have and can't put them down.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ fantastic read
*by J***E on February 25, 2023*

I rarely leave reviews on books, but this is a happy exception. Robyn Carr does an incredible job of fleshing out the characters, world building, creating even side characters you can’t help but love. The relationship between Nora and Tom wasn’t forced or too Insta-love like. It grew at a slower pace and felt natural. Nora’s girls were a cute addition to the book and I felt like they gave the story another layer. Maxie is my favorite - she’s the grandma I want to be in 30-40 years.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ A sweet, well-developed love story
*by S***. on April 27, 2012*

I thought this book was a great read. Another reviewer commented on how it felt a little different from many of the other Virgin River books - I agree with that and think that these differences made the book better AND worse than others in the series in certain ways. I loved that the story departed from its focus on the main couple much less than in previous books. I am one of the exceptions who, with the other books, appreciated the opportunity to visit with old characters but frequently felt like Robyn Carr attempted to incorporate too much of that, to the detriment of the main story (which often didn't FEEL like the main story because of that tendency). Secondly, I've always heard other reviewers rave about Carr's gift for dialogue but never really got why they felt that way until this book. In earlier stories, I actually cringed throughout a lot of the exchanges between characters because I just couldn't imagine a group of ex-marines sitting around, chattering to one another about the joys of pregnancy and child-rearing. This book featured mostly the back-and-forth between the main characters, Tom and Nora, and a handful of secondary characters like Tom's wonderful grandmother, Maxie - I found that dialogue to be believable, charming, and at times, very funny. Finally, as others may have already mentioned, Mel's presence in this book is much reduced, and accordingly there was none of the odd, distracting, and often judgmental focus on things like women's health and breastfeeding. One thing I didn't like as much about this book was the lack of sexiness. I've always considered Robyn Carr a little more subtle in this regard than many other romance authors, but she's usually still considerably steamier than this - there were really only one or two love scenes between Tom and Nora, and they were sweet but somewhat anticlimatic. I have nothing against a slow-burn romance and, really, often find that sort of thing preferable, due to the intensity created. I just don't feel that readers get as much payoff in that department as they may be hoping for in this book. Secondly, I didn't really like the portrayal of Darla, the woman Tom considers pursuing instead of Nora. I did enjoy the plot device she provided; however, I don't know why authors feel the need to make a character like this unlikeable to serve her intended purpose. To me, that was an over-simplifying and unnecessary touch, and I think it would have been interesting to see Tom realize Nora was the right person for him, even IF Darla had been friendly and thoughtful, in addition to beautiful, fashionable, and successful. Also, as some others have pointed out, a new character (Hank Cooper) was introduced via a storyline that wasn't particularly interesting and didn't really add anything to or complement the main story. I was repeatedly taken by surprise when the book would abruptly drop the main storyline and check in with the seemingly unrelated secondary tale, and toward the end, I started skimming the stuff about Coop, Jack, and company. Finally (and I'll admit that this is nitpicky), was I the only weirdo who was completely (albeit temporarily) taken out of the story when Nora got excited talking about Jeter putting the Yankees-Red Sox game into overtime? I am not a sports fanatic, but even I know that baseball goes into extra innings, not overtime. It's a small error, but one that really kills the point of that scene, which is to portray Nora as a fun girl who can hold her own in a sports talk with Tom. I feel like I've listed a lot of shortcomings, so don't let that mislead you into thinking I felt this was a poor book. Ultimately, Sunrise Point was a sweet, slowly developing love story, that, in spite of some small problems, kept drawing me back in once I started reading it.

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