Book Review: One Hundred Secrets by Kelly Collins
- Kristen Lewendon
- Aug 15, 2019
- 2 min read
Aspen Cove Book 10
Welcome back to Aspen Cove, the town where neighbors and friends have more value than money.
Social media darling Goldie Sutherland grew up in the limelight. As the daughter of an award-winning movie star, she learned early on how fickle fans can be. Her mother taught her that beauty opens far more doors than brains. When her star-power starts fading fast, she sets out to find a groom in a last-ditch effort to win back her dwindling fan base. Armed with nothing but a handful of cash and desperation, she rides into Aspen Cove searching for prince charming but ends up with a mountain man. Can her fake Mr. Wrong turn out to be Mr. Right?
Tilden Cool came to Aspen Cove to get answers. After finding his great-great-grandmother’s diary, he needs to uncover the truth about a long-ago murder that changed his ancestor’s lives forever. He discovers that clearing his family’s name will cost a lot more than he bargained for, so when a beautiful woman in a wedding dress offers him cash for a favor, he agrees. But as he gets to know Goldie Sutherland, he realizes no good deed goes unpunished.
They both have secrets. They both tell lies. Somewhere in between is love, but can they open themselves up to the truth to find it?
Find out in One Hundred Secrets...
My Review:
I’m not really quite sure what to say about this book. It’s Aspen Cove, so it’s another one where I loved it so much, I’m at a loss for words. Tilden’s been this quiet enigma in the background of the series. It was eye-opening to see him step into the spotlight – kicking and screaming the entire way. Goldie became someone very different from the apparent media hog we first see. As she embraced the messages about being true to herself and also being true about herself, she was able to turn that mirror back on Tilden so that he could learn the lessons too. While Tilden and Goldie aren’t complete opposites, they certainly don’t start out having very much in common. But that just means they have more to learn about each other. I loved watching them banter, but sometimes their snark went to some hurtful places and my heart broke for them. I absolutely adored Tilden’s “Say Anything” kind of make-up moment. It was one of the funniest and sweetest scenes in the book. And now I can’t wait to see what the author has in store for us with the next in this series. I received a complimentary advanced copy of this book from the author.
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