The House on Tradd Street was one of the first Karen White novels that I read and I've loved the series ever since. So it is somewhat bittersweet to see the series come to a close, but The Attic on Queen Street was a fitting send-off.
The Christmas Spirits on Tradd Street ended with Jack and Melanie's marriage on the rocks and Marc Longo still up to his villainous ways. The Attic on Queen Street picks up right where that left off, but it now seems that Marc is having some financial difficulties and with his wife and Melanie's cousin Rebecca pregnant, Jack and Melanie agree to help them out and allow the filming of Marc's movie to continue in Jack and Melanie's home. Of course, Marc's intentions aren't as pure as they seem, and it isn't long before Jack and Melanie realize Marc is after something more. With Jack and Melanie struggling to figure out if their relationship can be mended and dealing with whatever Marc has up his sleeve, will they ever find their way back to each other? And can Melanie finally help her friend Veronica figure out what happened to her sister? And what is the spirit of the young girl trying to protect Nola from?
The Tradd Street series is so much fun to read and I highly recommend reading all the books in order to truly appreciate how the characters grow and develop over time. I just recently realized that on Karen White's website, you can see photos of the some of the locations featured in the series. It just made me want to visit Charleston that much more. While the Tradd Street series may be over, I can't wait to read The Shop on Royal Street, a spin-off series featuring Jack and Melanie's daughter Nola set in New Orleans, coming out in March.
I received this book from the publisher through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
The Christmas Spirits on Tradd Street ended with Jack and Melanie's marriage on the rocks and Marc Longo still up to his villainous ways. The Attic on Queen Street picks up right where that left off, but it now seems that Marc is having some financial difficulties and with his wife and Melanie's cousin Rebecca pregnant, Jack and Melanie agree to help them out and allow the filming of Marc's movie to continue in Jack and Melanie's home. Of course, Marc's intentions aren't as pure as they seem, and it isn't long before Jack and Melanie realize Marc is after something more. With Jack and Melanie struggling to figure out if their relationship can be mended and dealing with whatever Marc has up his sleeve, will they ever find their way back to each other? And can Melanie finally help her friend Veronica figure out what happened to her sister? And what is the spirit of the young girl trying to protect Nola from?
The Tradd Street series is so much fun to read and I highly recommend reading all the books in order to truly appreciate how the characters grow and develop over time. I just recently realized that on Karen White's website, you can see photos of the some of the locations featured in the series. It just made me want to visit Charleston that much more. While the Tradd Street series may be over, I can't wait to read The Shop on Royal Street, a spin-off series featuring Jack and Melanie's daughter Nola set in New Orleans, coming out in March.
I received this book from the publisher through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
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