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You Send Me Paperback – 29 May 2018

by Jeannie Moon (Author)

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Jordan Velsor didn’t want to need anyone. After dumping her cheating fiancé, caring for her sick dad, and nearly being crushed along with her car during a violent storm, she’s pretty much at her breaking point. If anyone needs some luck, it's Jordan, but the last thing she wants is gorgeous Nick Rinaldi, her landlord’s grandson, hovering over her while she nurses a bad cold. The wounded Navy doctor seems too good to be true... which means he probably is.

Nick Rinaldi left the Navy broken and adrift, wondering if he would ever practice medicine again. When his grandparents' tenant is almost killed by a falling tree during a storm, he discovers Jordan is not only in shock, but suffering from pneumonia. Not one to miss an opportunity to play white knight, Nick arrives at her cottage to take care of her during the storm... But the lovely teacher has a a fierce independent streak, and as he learns more about her, he wants to do more than merely help.

Can Jordan and Nick let go or their separate pasts and seize their future together?

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Paperback: 374 pages
Publisher: Tule Publishing Group, LLC (17 May 2018)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1948342944
ISBN-13: 978-1948342940
Product Dimensions: 13.3 x 2.4 x 20.3 cm
Boxed-product Weight: 503 g
Average Customer Review: 4 customer reviews

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K. Edwards

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15 April 2019

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This is the second book in the Compass Cove series - I haven't read the first one, which I don't think is necessary to continue the series. I wanted to enjoy this book - I stuck with it, but it was very drawn out and the writing was disjointed. The drama between Jordan and Nick didn't need to be so long and painful. There were also elements that annoyed me - introducing characters partway through the story and giving their entire back story. (Not sure if this is relevant to future books? But I didn't find it relevant to the current story.) Nick and Jordan were endearing characters, and I really felt disappointed.

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Sweet

2 June 2018

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Favorite Quotes:

The dog sighed— sighed her annoyance at Jordan. A dog with an attitude. Didn’t it figure? Gertie practically rolled off the plush cushion and settled on her back on the blue patterned rug. Her short little legs were straight up in the air, feigning death.

Nona was wringing her hands, and when she reached in her pocket, Nick thought she might break out her rosary. Whenever someone was sick, Lina hit the beads.

It wasn’t that he didn’t want a wife and kids, he did, but the Navy was his first wife and she hadn’t let go easily.

Even her dog was in love with him. As if she was staking her claim, Gertie laid at his feet and rolled over with a moan. The slut.

He wasn’t afraid of much. In fact, Nick could only think of one thing that truly scared his grandfather. His grandmother.

My Review:

You Send Me was a slowly developing, tender, sweet, and somewhat angsty read with frequent bites of amusing humor and wit, and just a tiny bit of steam. It is always refreshing to me when the main characters aren’t in constant conflict with each other but are miraculously kind, nurturing, and supportive of each other – why is that such a rare occurrence in novels? I adored these characters, they were people I’d like to know and spend time with. The storylines were relevant and the writing was fluid, easy to follow, and held my interest. I’m enjoying this sweet series and look forward to a return to this pleasant community and circle of friends.

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NIck and Jordan are so good together. What another wonderful read by Ms. Moon.

30 May 2018

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Jordan Velsor is a very independent woman, determined not to need a man in her life after discovering that her fiancé was cheating on her. However, when doctor Nick Rinaldi helps her when she's very sick with pneumonia, she finds herself falling for him, as he nurses her back to health. Will Jordan be able to convince Nick that he can trust her or are his past demons too hard for him to overcome to give their relationship a chance?

Ms. Moon writes some absolutely wonderful stories and I've got to say that her Compass Cove series is one I have come to love due to the enchanting main and secondary characters and entertaining dialogue that gets me hooked from the beginning. The way this story started gripped my attention immediately, as the heroine isn't having the best of times. Luckily though, the hero is there for her at a time when she needs someone the most. However, it was from the moment the hero and heroine met that drew me into this story completely and had me reading quickly, determined to discover whether the hero would be able to win the heroine over. Something that isn't easy because Jordan is independent and resilient and has once had her heart broken.

As for the dialogue, it was riveting and had me loving the main characters back stories, as both the hero and heroine have been through so much and it's understandable why both are so guarded and find it hard to let someone in completely. How could the heroine's ex-fiancé be such a jerk? Why is there so much distance in the relationship between the hero and his father? With the main characters, I loved every moment they interacted, as the hero is a good guy that will do anything to help someone through tough times, even if he does end up getting on the heroine's bad side when she discovers what's he done. I also liked how confident and determined the hero was to win the heroine over, even though he has his work cut out for him after what her ex did. Yet, what I liked most of all about the hero was the relationship he shares with his family and that they're always up in his business when it comes to his growing relationship with the heroine.

While the heroine, she's resilient, courageous, very independent, has great friends she can confide in and I liked that she let the hero in, even though her last relationship fell apart and she doesn't know whether she'll ever be able to trust another man. I also liked the tight bonds she shares with her friends because she needs their advice when it comes to moving on and finally being ready for another relationship. Really, she needs the push they give her. However, there were moments where I wanted to cry for Jordan because of what's happening to someone she cares about.

Overall, Ms. Moon has delivered another fantastic read for this series where the chemistry between this couple was strong; the romance wonderful because these two are so good together; and the ending had me loving the hero's determination to prove to the heroine that he does trust her, even if it isn't easy for him to talk about the past. However, it was the surprise the heroine had for the hero that I loved the most about the ending. I would recommend You Send Me by Jeannie Moon, if you enjoy small town romances, the fake relationship trope or books by authors Miranda Liasson, Samantha Chase, Erin Nicholas and Noelle Adams.

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A gorgeous story

30 May 2018

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You Send Me, Jeannie Moon’s latest addition to her Compass Cove series, is a gorgeous sweet romance. Set in a small Long Island community this story exudes the warmth and caring that small communities and close knit families are all about.
Nick is a returned serviceman as well as a doctor and paediatrician. He is recovering from an injury to his leg sustained in an attack on a village in Afghanistan where he was running clinics for the local children. The events of that day haunt him, though he’s unwilling to talk about the incident.
Jordan has sworn off men after jilting her cheating fiancé after discovering him in a compromising position. She’s renting a cottage from Nick’s grandparents and it is here that the pair meet after a tree comes crashing down on her car during a storm in which she catches pneumonia.
Both Jordan and Nick are caring and dedicated, though with Jordan’s trust issues and Nick’s military past there are enough issues to ensure that a lasting relationship between them is going to have to be hard fought. I loved the way that Jeannie Moon developed their characters, gently rounding them out as she built the story around them. These two are very much real people and I had a vested interest in ensuring their relationship flourished. While the eventual outcome was pretty much a given, I liked the way they dealt with road blocks along the way.
One of the other things I liked about this book is the strong role both Jordan’s father George and Nick’s grandparents played. As a mother and grandmother I could totally get their concern for the wellbeing of their children and as a daughter I could clearly understand the little white lie Nick allowed to be perpetuated in order to ease the concerns of Jordan’s father.
You Send Me has been a real pleasure to read and I’m hoping there will be more Compass Cove books to come.

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Shari B

Loved it!!

30 May 2018 - Published on Amazon.com

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Loved this book when finding love when you least expect it. Jordan is still healing from a broken heart after she finds her fiancee in a compromised position with his sectetary and taking care of her father who is in hospice. Nick, a physician has returned to Compass Cove to live with his grandparents after leaving the Navy from an injury. A bad storm comes through Compass Cove and Nick comes to Jordan's rescue after a tree crushed her car. Only to find Jordan sick with pneumonia. As Nick nurses Jordan back to health, she asks him to visit her dad. Soon a fake engagement develops, but both with a lot on their plates will it turn into more. With a little bit of magic of Compass Cove will they find their "true north" and have their HEA.

This book is so full of emotions, yes I did shed a few tears through out the story. Loved the journey that they both took in their relationship. I think we all need a Nick in our lives. This is the second book in the series but can be read as a stand alone. I could not put this book down today! I highly recommend!!

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Kimberly R

THIS BOOK

5 July 2019 - Published on Amazon.com

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Jordan Velsor has been a school teacher is the comfy town of Compass Cove for the better part of a decade. Recently haven broken off her engagement to a local, under awful circumstances, the beautiful thirty-something is trying to get through the day to day and deal with her father's terminal cancer diagnosis all alone.

Dr Nick Rinaldi came to Compass Cove to recuperate from surgeries due to a shooting incident in the Middle East. The former military man and Dr. is feeling just right in the comfort of his grandparents hearth and home.

Jordan never has had much of a family besides her father, but when tragedy strikes and Nick saves Jordan from a falling tree during a historic nor'easter, she begins to find out what family really is. Can the relationship shy Jordan open up her heart to what is right in front of her? Can the Dr, who has hidden his past from everyone come clean and let out the story of atrocities that he blames himself for out in the open? You will most definitely have to read this impressive book to find out, and I strongly suggest you do.

What I wrote here is just the tip of the proverbial iceberg. Most who know me well, understand that Contemporary Romance is not my gig. It has to be something really special to take me out of my historical haze and this book is one that just calls to me. Author Jeannie Moon's love for Long Island is evident in this book, and frankly in every book she has written. YOU SEND ME is a beacon for second chances without being in your face. Her characters are strong and independent, loving and endearing. Jeannie Moon's conflict in YOU SEND ME is real and grabs ar your heartstrings. You genuinely care what happens to everyone.

Last year when Jeannie Moon did a reading from this book at a local North Shore haunt, The Gourmet Whaler, I was done in. I knew this book was for me. It did take me a while to finally pick in up due to that historical haze, but I was in my right place and time to fully let this book take me on the journey that Jeannie Moon intended, and I am so happy I did.

Later this Summer, on August 28th, the next Compass Cove will be released, and I am impatiently waiting.

jspence

Really great story

6 April 2019 - Published on Amazon.com

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This was a great story. The main characters actually got to know each other and slowly began to care for each other even though they had the initial spark. I’m not going into great detail bc there are so many good reviews already but this got a 4 instead of 5 for me for one reason. Her reason not to go all in was stupid. Sorry, but it was. Anyone who has ever met a combat veteran or someone who has seen action KNOWS they don’t talk about it. Not with people who haven’t been there that is. Her dad was a vet (supposedly Vietnam nam but she was too young for that, more like the gulf war maybe). To me, this was something she should have known. Vets may share their stories/experiences in group or with friends but they don’t share with non combatants. My father didn’t speak of his experiences until his 70’s so that just didn’t really sit well with me. TBH Nick was just so freaking perfect that idk how the author would hv come up with the requisite conflict but still a really great story. Loved the family and the dialogue. Made you laugh/cry out loud. Waiting for the next one.

Chiquita Bee

Oh Sweet Momma!

5 April 2019 - Published on Amazon.com

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This is the first time I’ve read a book by Jeannie Moon, but it won’t be my last. This is one sweet, well written romance. She wrote a mesmerizing book about Jordan, a first grade teacher who has already lost her mom and her grandparents and is now losing her father to cancer. If that isn’t enough loss, she calls off her wedding the day before she is to marry Chance, when she catches him cheating. What she isn’t counting on, is catching the eye of Nick, a 36 year doctor, and Navy veteran who is living with his grandparents while he recovers from wounds he suffered that ended his Navy career. She’s resisting acting on the sexual feelings she has toward Nick, and he’s resisting her because he thinks she deserves better than him. The characters are so lovable and the secondary characters worthy of their own stories. The storyline pulled me in when Nick saves Jordan twice while she may just save him in the process if he will let her. I laughed and I cried over this beautiful romance.

Tina Mueller

Author is awesome and I cant wait til the next one

11 June 2018 - Published on Amazon.com

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I finished this book in 1 day, I could not put it down. Author is awesome and I cant wait til the next one. I will be counting the days!!

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