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About the Author
Tracey Garvis Graves is the New York Times bestselling author of three full-length novels and two novellas. She lives in a suburb of Des Moines, Iowa with her husband and two children. She can be found on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/tgarvisgraves and Twitter at https://twitter.com/tgarvisgraves or you can visit her website at http://traceygarvisgraves.com/ She would love to hear from you!
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Tracey Garvis Graves is a New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and USA Today bestselling author. Her debut novel, On the Island, spent 9 weeks on the New York Times bestseller list, has been translated into twenty-seven languages, and is in development with MGM and Temple Hill Productions for a feature film. She is also the author of Uncharted, Covet, Every Time I Think of You, and Cherish. She is hard at work on her sixth book.
Tracey loves to interact with her readers and can be found on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/tgarvisgraves and Twitter https://twitter.com/tgarvisgraves You may also visit her website at www.traceygarvisgraves.com
Tracey loves to interact with her readers and can be found on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/tgarvisgraves and Twitter https://twitter.com/tgarvisgraves You may also visit her website at www.traceygarvisgraves.com
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
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on September 16, 2014
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It's no surprise that I'm a fan of Garvis-Graves' writing, but I'll admit that I don't read many romantic suspense novels. It's not that I don't like them, I just don't read many. I felt a little more enthusiastic about this book though. I had faith that this story would not only be well thought out, but that these would be characters I would fall in love with. And I did.
I want to start off by talking about how the book begins. It starts off in Elliot's point of view, hearing his great-grandmother being murdered. He's Daisy's son and he's only three years old. Immediately, I was swept up in the story. My youngest son is three and I just kept picturing Elliot as my son. These little ones absorb much more than we realize and I felt that Garvis-Graves did an amazing job at keeping Elliot's character true to his age, but he also provided incredible insight to the story.
Moving on from there, we meet Daisy and Brooks. Daisy is obviously stunned by her grandmother's death. I felt that she grieved, but Daisy knows there more to her grandmother's death. Her ex-husband is a drug addict and there were some questionable things that had happened between them, which made Daisy question her and Elliot's safety. She didn't live in fear per se, but she took matters into her own hands and learned how to protect herself and her son. From a mother's stand point, I understood that need completely. Yes, there is a time to grieve, but when you have children...you process that grief in a different way. I saw Daisy as a strong, loving and intuitive woman that I could definitely relate to.
Then there's Brooks McClain. He's a journalist who comes into town right after the crime occurs. He's there to help care for his ailing mother, but he's also working for the local paper.Read more ›
I want to start off by talking about how the book begins. It starts off in Elliot's point of view, hearing his great-grandmother being murdered. He's Daisy's son and he's only three years old. Immediately, I was swept up in the story. My youngest son is three and I just kept picturing Elliot as my son. These little ones absorb much more than we realize and I felt that Garvis-Graves did an amazing job at keeping Elliot's character true to his age, but he also provided incredible insight to the story.
Moving on from there, we meet Daisy and Brooks. Daisy is obviously stunned by her grandmother's death. I felt that she grieved, but Daisy knows there more to her grandmother's death. Her ex-husband is a drug addict and there were some questionable things that had happened between them, which made Daisy question her and Elliot's safety. She didn't live in fear per se, but she took matters into her own hands and learned how to protect herself and her son. From a mother's stand point, I understood that need completely. Yes, there is a time to grieve, but when you have children...you process that grief in a different way. I saw Daisy as a strong, loving and intuitive woman that I could definitely relate to.
Then there's Brooks McClain. He's a journalist who comes into town right after the crime occurs. He's there to help care for his ailing mother, but he's also working for the local paper.Read more ›
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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Andrea Thompson
on September 16, 2014
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How many times have I professed my love for Tracey Garvis-Graves's work? Every time I read a new book of hers, I'm always thrilled with how much I enjoy it, though I am never surprised by that fact. Every Time I Think of You is the newest addition to the list. When I picked this one up, I was under the impression it was a romantic suspense, which is logical given that it involves a murder. I don't have the best luck with romantic suspense, usually due to the imbalance between the romance and suspense elements. But I implicitly trust Garvis-Graves, and like the way she put it to me, that Every Time I Think of You is a romance with elements of women's fiction, mystery, suspense and family drama. Now that is a formula I can work with.
So where to begin with the story... To be honest, I'm having such a hard time translating my thoughts into words! The beauty in a greaet book is in discovering it for yourself. And I relished discovering ETIToY. The story centers on the murder of Daisy DiStefano's grandmother, and sets off from that tragic night. The murder is seemingly random, but Daisy has a feeling there's more danger ahead, possibly aimed for her. Journalist Brooks McClain comes into her life, initially looking for a story, but soon drawn to the beautiful single mother and her son Elliott.
" She was the kind of woman you might overlook in a dark, crowded bar, but the first one you'd notice when the lights came up.
In other words, she was exactly my type. "
Both Daisy and Brooks were well-crafted characters who brought life to the story. Daisy is the kind of heroine a lot of readers love: thoughtful, smart, determined and brave. I liked that too.Read more ›
So where to begin with the story... To be honest, I'm having such a hard time translating my thoughts into words! The beauty in a greaet book is in discovering it for yourself. And I relished discovering ETIToY. The story centers on the murder of Daisy DiStefano's grandmother, and sets off from that tragic night. The murder is seemingly random, but Daisy has a feeling there's more danger ahead, possibly aimed for her. Journalist Brooks McClain comes into her life, initially looking for a story, but soon drawn to the beautiful single mother and her son Elliott.
" She was the kind of woman you might overlook in a dark, crowded bar, but the first one you'd notice when the lights came up.
In other words, she was exactly my type. "
Both Daisy and Brooks were well-crafted characters who brought life to the story. Daisy is the kind of heroine a lot of readers love: thoughtful, smart, determined and brave. I liked that too.Read more ›
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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on September 18, 2014
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Just loveeeeeeeeee it! I was laughing,cryung,laughing,crying and at the end I was smiling. It was heartbraking,breathtaking,flawlessly written I fell in love with TGG books since OTI. (One of my faves) she's all the stories so real,the characters so real you're going to love them like Anna and TJ. I love Brooks and Daisy,Theo and Elliott, I sooooo love him with his no L's in the words ;) it was so hooked from page one to the last. I am so buying her next books paperbacks or ebooks!
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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on September 20, 2014
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Daisy DiStefano is a single mom who works as a nurse and lives with her beloved grandmother, who raised her after Daisy's parents and sister died. Daisy is divorced from her husband after he became addicted to crystal meth. When Daisy's grandmother is murdered, a handsome local reporter named Brooks with a difficult family story of his own becomes interested in the case -- and in Daisy and her son.
This story grabbed me from the beginning. Tracey Garvis-Graves has managed to write a book that combines romance, family ties, murder and mystery with a deft touch. Daisy is a fully realized woman: tough, sensitive, caring and also suspicious. She knows she may have been the intended target, not her grandmother, and will go to extreme lengths to protect herself and her son. Brooks, as the reporter who becomes entangled with Daisy romantically, is smart and sophisticated. He's an alpha male without being overbearing, and he respects Daisy's decisions. Their romance is a slow burn but they're both adults.
Tracey Garvis-Graves has a delicate touch as a writer; she's able to show without telling. She is even able to invoke some sympathy for Daisy's meth-head ex-husband. No character is perfect; everyone is human and flawed. I honestly wanted the book to continue and follow the characters forever just because the reader gets such an intimate look at their lives. I didn't want it to end!
5 stars, and I'd love a follow up novella about any of the characters.
This story grabbed me from the beginning. Tracey Garvis-Graves has managed to write a book that combines romance, family ties, murder and mystery with a deft touch. Daisy is a fully realized woman: tough, sensitive, caring and also suspicious. She knows she may have been the intended target, not her grandmother, and will go to extreme lengths to protect herself and her son. Brooks, as the reporter who becomes entangled with Daisy romantically, is smart and sophisticated. He's an alpha male without being overbearing, and he respects Daisy's decisions. Their romance is a slow burn but they're both adults.
Tracey Garvis-Graves has a delicate touch as a writer; she's able to show without telling. She is even able to invoke some sympathy for Daisy's meth-head ex-husband. No character is perfect; everyone is human and flawed. I honestly wanted the book to continue and follow the characters forever just because the reader gets such an intimate look at their lives. I didn't want it to end!
5 stars, and I'd love a follow up novella about any of the characters.
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