Published by: River North
I chose to read this book because I thought it sounded interesting. I didn’t realize at the time that it was the third in a series, but I figured it would be okay to just start with it, anyway, when I found out that it was.
Jewel of the Pacific tells the story of Eden, a girl whose life is put on hold when her fiancĂ© is injured. Hurt by the man’s choice to put off their wedding day, Eden sails to a leper colony where her mom is suffering.

Who the book is for:
Those who have read the earlier books in the series.
What I liked:
I really thought the whole story idea was unique.
What I didn’t like:
This book seemed to start in the middle of a story, which I found weird despite the fact that it is the third in a series.
The number of characters - and something about their names - made this book really confusing for me.
This book is a boring read and I could not get into it, at all.
My conclusion:
Overall, I didn’t enjoy this read at all.
I give Jewel of the Pacific 2 out of 5 stars.
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